Submitted by: Submitted by huzaifahodzic
Views: 247
Words: 2258
Pages: 10
Category: Business and Industry
Date Submitted: 10/07/2012 04:11 AM
MGMT 110
Chapter 1
Who are managers?
Someone who works through/with people by coordinating their work actives, in order to accomplish the organization’s goals.
• First-line Managers: manage the whttp://www.papercamp.com/essay/15543/Minit-Lube-Case-Studyork people who are direct involve with production/creation of the organizations product.(like supervisors)
• Middle Managers: All managers between the productions leveltop level of the organization, who manages first-line managers. (like regional managers)
• Top managers: Responsible for making organization-wide decision and establishing plans and goals of the entire company.
What is Management?
The process of coordinating work activities so that they are completed efficiently with/through other people.
Efficiently: refers to resource usage-low waste and effectively=to attain the goal.
What do managers do?
• Planning: Defines goals, establish strategies, and develops plans to integrate + coordinate activities.
• Organizing: Determining what tasks are to be done, by whom & how. Who reports to who+ where decisions are made.
• Leading: motivating & influencing individuals/groups.
• Controlling: monitoring actual performance.
Manager’s roles?
Interpersonal: are the ones that involve people
Informational: collecting,receiving & diseming information= the monitor & spokesperson.
Decisional: making decisions or choices.
All three require reflection + action.
Chapter 9- Organizational Structure
Organizing= arranging structure of work to accomplish company goals.
Organizations Structure= the formal agreement of jobs within the company.
There are six elements in Organizational design.
1. Work specialization: Dividing the work activates in to separate work task (division of labor).
2. Departmentalization :basis on which work/jobs are grouped.
3. Chain of Command: Line of authority/responsibility
4. Span of Control: numerous of employees a manager efficiently/effectively can manage. Wider span...