MGMT Roles
A common set of activities that make up important parts of a manager's job.
What is a management role?
The most important resource to a company.
What are the employees?
Someone who works under a supervisor.
Who is a subordinate?
Computer based system that stores, organizes, and provides information about a business.
A difficult situation requiring a solution.
What is a Problem?
The management role that includes gathering important info., and sharing it with those that need it.
What is communicating?
The first step for managers.
What is planning?
An evaluation of the work and accomplishments of an employee.
What is a Performance Review?
A way to analyze the consequences of a particular action using computer software.
What is a What If Analysis?
A sign or indication of something that appears to be a problem.
What is a Symptom?
The management role that involves building effective relationships with others.
What is Relationship Builder?
What are people, money, facilities, equipment and materials?
Identifies the tasks to be done, the employee assigned to the work, and the time frame for completion.
What is a Work Schedule?
Gathering new information to help you solve a business problem.
What is Business Research?
An experienced manager who meets regularly with you to provide feedback and advice.
Who is a Work Coach?
The management role that involves allocating resources and solving problems.
What is Decision Making?
Identifying the resources that a company needs and getting them in place.
What is Organizing?
Managing work schedules to achieve maximum productivity. Not wasting time.
What is Time Management?
The first step in the problem-solving process.
What is Identifying the Problem?
Managers who are responsible for the day-to-day activities of the business.
Who is a Supervisor?
Communication role that involves speaking to others outside of the organization.
What is a Spokesperson?
The fundamental guidelines for the decisions and actions of managers.
What are management principles?
The process of making sure work meets acceptable standards.
What is Quality Control?
An alternative course of action to be followed if your original plan does not work.
What is a Contingency Plan?
What is Controlling?