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ORGANIZATION

system of people brought together to accomplish some specific purpose; interdependent




GOAL PURPOSE STRUCTURE

MANAGEMENT LEVELS

TOP


MIDDLE


FIRST LINE


TEAM LEADERS

TOP MANAGEMENT

Make decisions about the direction of the org




Establish policies that affect all org members

MIDDLE MANAGEMENT

Translate goals to specific details for LOWER managers.

FIRST LINE MANAGEMENT

Direct day to day activity of non-managerial employees.

TEAM LEADERS

Manage and facilitate the activities of a work team.

SCIENTIFIC MANAGEMENT

Use of scientific method to define "BEST" way to get things done.

WHAT MANAGERS DO:


FOUR FUNCTIONS

Plan




Organize




Lead




Control

PLAN

Define goal




Establish strategy




Coordinate activities

ORGANIZE

Determine WHAT needs to be done


HOW it will be done


WHO will do it

LEAD

Direct the activity of org people

CONTROL

Monitor activity to ensure it is accomplished

WHAT MANAGERS DO:


MANAGERIAL ROLES

Interpersonal




Decisional




Informational

INTERPERSONAL

Leader




Ability to motivate others

INFORMATIONAL

Monitor

DECISIONAL

Negotiator

WHAT MANAGERS DO:


SKILLS AND COMPETENCIES

Conceptual




Interpersonal




Technical




Political

CONCEPTUAL

analyze complex situations

TECHNICAL

job specific knowledge

POLITICAL

build power base




establish connections

SUSTAINABILITY

Integrating economic, environmental, and social opportunities.

EXTERNAL ENVIRONMENT

Uncontrollable factors outside of the org

COMPONENTS OF EXTERNAL ENVIRONMENT

Political Sociocultural




Demographics Technological




Economic Global

SHARING ECONOMY

Peer-to-peer service, with fee, that shares expertise.

OMNIPOTENT VIEW OF MANAGEMENT

View that managers are directly responsible for an org's success/failure.

SYMBOLIC VIEW OF MANAGEMENT

Org's success/ failure is due to external forces outside of manager control.

STAKEHOLDER

Those that affect or are affected by an org's decisions.




Employees Customers Competitors


Unions Shareholders Communities


Suppliers Media Government

ORGANIZATION CULTURE

Shared values and beliefs.

STRONG CULTURE

WE Culture




key values are deeply held, widely shared.

GLOBAL

Relationships established outside of the home country

HOW TO BE GLOBAL?

Source Export Import

FRANCHISE

to give another org the right, with fee, to use its name and operations

MNC


MULTINATIONAL CORPORATION

International co. that has operations in multiple countries.

MDC


MULTIDOMESTIC CORPORATION

Decentralizes management decisions to the local country where it is doing business

FOREIGN SUBSIDIARY

Direct investment in a foreign country that involves setting up a separate office.

PAROCHIALISM

When managers see things only with their own perspective.

SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY

Org's intention beyond legal and economic obligations, to do the right thing for society.

SOCIAL OBLIGATION

Org engages in social action due to obligation to meet certain economic/legal responsibility.