Organizations
Functions of Management
History of Management
Functions of Leadership
Corporate Communication
100
Guides followers to achieve their goals
TRANSACTIONAL LEADER
100
Persons that have or claim ownership, rights or interest in a corporation.
Organizational stakeholders
100
Outlines actions taken in certain situations, listing what is acceptable and unacceptable in the workplace.
Policy
100
Closely supervises and directs subordinates
Telling leaders
100
An informal channel of communication inevitable in office environments of three or more people.
Rumor mill
200
It is the development of goals, which leads to the development of an overall strategy for achieving those goals.
Planning
200
Used in strategic planning projects to determine the demand for goods or services based on historical data.
Forecasting
200
A small number of people who have complementary skills committed to a common purpose or performance goals.
Team
200
Based on the premise that leaders should have the ability to adapt different leadership styles to different leadership styles.
Situational theor
200
When the striving for unanimity outweighs a groups motivation to realistically appraise alternative courses of action.
Groupthink
300
These people feel strongly about their organization and leaders and act accordingly.
Activists
300
A guideline in Weber's bureaucracy where emotion and camaraderie are removed from implementation and enforcement of rules.
Impersonality
300
Outlines the steps that employees are to take in performing their job.
Rules
300
When a leader engages in two-way communication by providing socio-emotional support.
Relationship behavior
300
Provides a way for organizations to provide information and connect with fans, customers, employers, and supporters.
Social media
400
He determined there were ten managerial roles which could be categorized as interpersonal.
Henry Mintzberg
400
The "the rule of thumb" in a business where 80% of a business's sales come from 20% of its customers.
Pareto Principle
400
The overarching goal of an organization used to guide management.
Strategic vision
400
Proposed the theory of Servant Leadership
Robert Greenleaf
400
Messages communicated by gestures.
Kinesics
500
This type of structure will group employees together based on product, geography, or customers.
Divisional
500
The driving force to camaraderie and enthusiasm that unifies and energizes the organization.
Esprit de corps
500
The point at which total sales revenue equal total costs.
Breakeven analysis
500
When a leader focuses on what the organization does best instead of the organization being the best.
Hedgehog concept
500
The use of time to convey messages.
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