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3 TYPES OF PLANNING
Strategic Planning
Tactical Planning
Operational Planning
Strategic Planning
addresses strategic actions designed to achieve the organization's long-range goals
Tactical Planning
translates strategic plans into actions designed to achieve specific and short-term goals and objectives
Operational Planning
identifies the actions needed to accomplish the goals of particular units of an organization or particular product lines in their respective markets
MANAGEMENT FUNCTIONS
Planning
Controlling
Organizing
Directing
Planning
estimating future conditions and circumstances and making decisions about appropriate courses of action. 3 kinds: strategic, tactical, and operational
Controlling
Regulating the work of those for who the manager is responsible
-setting standards of performance of employees in advance
- monitoring ongoing (real-time) performance
-assessing the performance
Organizing
systematically integrating resources to accomplish tasks, bring order to organization
Directing
process of attempting to influence other people to complete the organization's objectives
-leading and motivating those whom the manager is responsible
-interacting with them effectively in group and team discussions
-communicating in ways that acknowledge and support their efforts to accomplish tasks and achieve organizational goals
- several dimensions: leadership, motivation, communication and managing groups or teams
MANAGEMENT SKILLS
technical
interpersonal
conceptual
technical skills
specialized knowledge about procedures, processes, and equipment, and knowing how and when to use that knowledge (important for start-up fims)
interpersonal skills
sensitivity, persuasiveness, and empathy are important at all levels (even more so at lower and middle levels)
conceptual skills
(aka cognitive ability or complexity) such as logical reasoning, judgement, and analytic abilities
MINTZBERG ROLES
classification system based on research regarding how managers spend their time at work, primarily with regard to the roles they play
- interpersonal
-informational
-decisional
interpersonal (roles within)
-figurehead role
-leader role
-Liason role
informational (roles within)
monitor role
disseminator role
spokesperson role
decisional (roles within)
entrepreneurial role
disturbance handler role
resource allocator role
negotiator role
STEWARTS JOB DIMENSIONS
demands
contraints
choices