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Managerical skills #1.

Technical skills: The ability to perform tasks in a specific discipline (suchas selling a product or developing swoftware) or departmnet

Managerical skills #2

Human relations skils: Include communication and motivation; they enable managers to work though and with people. Skills associated with leadership

Managerical skills #3

Conceptual skills: Let the manager picture the organization as a whole and see the relationships amoung its various parts

Maslows Hierarcht of Human Needs

Theory of motivation based on unmet human need from basic physiological needs to safety, social, adn estem needs to self-actualization needs

hierarchy of needs #1

Physiological: basic survival needs

hierarchy of needs #2

safety: The need to feel scure at work and at home

hierarchy of needs #3

Social: The need to feel loved, accepted, and part of the group

hierarchy of needs #4

Esteem:The need for recognition and acknowledgement from others

hierarchy of needs #5

Self-actualization: The need to develop to one's fullest potential

Herzberg’s Two-Factory Theory

Job factors that can cause dissatisfaction if missing but that do not necessary motivte employees if increased

Equit Theory of Motivation

Finding this fair balance serves to ensure a strong and produtive relationship is achieved with the employee, with the overall results beign contended

Expectancy theory of motivation

Employee expecations are affect motivation. The amount of effort employees exert on a specific task depends on their expectations of the outcomes

Expectancy theory of motivation #1

Sole proprietorships: a business that is owned, and usually managed, by one person; it is the most common form

Expectancy theory of motivation #2

Partnerships: Is a legal form of business with two or more owners

Expectancy theory of motivation #3

Corporations: Is a legal entity with authority to act and have liability sepate from its owners

Horizontal merger

The joining of two firms in the same industry

Vertical merger

The joining of two companies involved in different stages of related businesses

Conglomerate:

The joining of firms in completely unrelated industres

Traits of successfful entrepreneurs

1. Self-directed


2. Self-nurturing


3. Action-oriented


4. Highly energetic


5. Tolerant of uncertainty

4 P's of marketing

product


Price


Place


Promotion

Market

People with unsatisfied wnats and needs who have both the rescources and the willingness to buy