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Explore the fundamental concepts of management, organizational structures, and the roles of managers at different levels. Learn about planning, organizing, leading, and controlling functions. Understand managerial skills, competencies, and the importance of effective management in organizations.
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Topic 1: Managers and Management Objectives • Understand what is meant by the term management • Describes processes of management and classify different levels of managers • Understand the roles of management
What is organization? • A systematic arrangement of people brought together to accomplish some specific purposes
Three key components of the definition of organization Goals
How to make an organization work? • Set up goals • Group people • Allocate resources • Assign tasks • Monitor process • Evaluate outcomes
Resolve conflicts • Lead under uncertainty • Change strategy • Transform organizational • Etc.
We need management • Operatives and managers • What is management? Refers to the process of getting things done, effectively and efficiently, through and with other people.
What are the management processes? • Planning • Organizing • Leading • controlling Interrelated Simultaneously
How to evaluate management • Efficiency Do things correctly Refers to the relationship between inputs and outputs • Effectiveness Do the right thing to reach the goal(s)
Managers at different levels Top managers Middle managers First-line managers operatives
The differences in managerial roles for managers at different levels
Mintzberg’s Managerial Roles • Interpersonal • Informational • decisional
Mapping game FigureheadEntrepreneurMonitorResource allocatorDisseminatorLeaderDisturbance handlerSpokesmanLiaisonNegotiator Interpersonal Informational Decisional
Mapping game FigureheadEntrepreneurMonitorResource allocatorDisseminatorLeaderDisturbance handlerSpokesmanLiaisonNegotiator Interpersonal Informational Decisional
Another mapping game • Figurehead • Leader • Liaison • Spokesman • Disseminator • Monitor • Resource allocator • Disturbance handler • Entrepreneur • negotiator Planning Organizing Controlling Leading
Managerial roles in small and large organizations Managerial roles in small firms Managerial roles in large firms High Moderate Low Resource allocator Spokesperson Liaison Monitor Disturbance handler Negotiator Entrepreneur Figurehead Leader Entrepreneur Disseminator
Managerial skills • General skills • Conceptual skills • Interpersonal skills • Technical skills • Political skills
Managerial skills • Specific skills • Controlling organizational environment and resources • Organizing and coordinating • Handling information • Providing for growth and development • Motivating employees and handling conflicts • Strategic problem solving
Management Competencies • What are management competencies? • What do management competencies different from managerial skills? • What is a popular method measuring management competencies?
Why study management? • Organizations need management to improve itself • Better understanding of managerial behaviors
Management and other disciplines • Anthropology • Economics • Philosophy • Political science • Psychology • Sociology
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Email I can’t reach Jlscatle@uwo.ca Lizbmason@home.ca