Test

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- wrote a systamatic study of work management.
-"Study of Work/Management.

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Charles Babage

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-"Father of Sicentific Management.

Back 2

Fredrick W. Taylor

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-Called for a sicentific study of the management works.
- Study of the works, tasks, jobs, and how to get them done in a shorter time.

Back 3

Henry R. Towne

Front 4

-Worker Efficiency
- How to get the most work in a given period of time.
-Studying of the management of the organization as a whole.

Back 4

Sicentific Management

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What is Solidering?
Who coined the phrase?

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Solidering: People if left alone, would not do the job they were tasked to do.

Fredrick Taylor

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Time in Motion Studies

Back 6

Taylor

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Cosidered pioneers of Motions Studies.
-To improve effenecy of the worker.

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Frank & Lilian Gilbrecth

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-Inventor of scheduling and time it took to do a task.
-Workers more productive if there was an incentive to work for.
-Use of Productions Bonus

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Henry Ganett

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-The Organization as a whole.
-Father of Administrative Theory.
-Developer of Management.

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Henry Fayol

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Henry Fayol's 4 major contributions

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1. Differentiated between Superivsors and managers levels.
2. Difined what managers do as functions.
3. Developed general principals of Management.
4. Maintained new managers to learn to Manage.

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Five functions/ Activity of Management.

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1. Planning
2. Organizing
3. Commanding
4. Cordinating
5. Controling

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-No universal approach to applical management problem.
- Ideas from all the other approaches

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Contingency Approach

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Opperational Planning

- How do we manage for restults?

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1. Define objectives
2. Assign responsibility
3. Develop standards for performance.
4. Appraisal performances

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The Management Process

Strategic Planning?

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Setting Goals,

Done by the higher ups.

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What is Linear Thinking?

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1. Simplistic Approach assumes that each problem has a single solution.
2. Assumes the solutions to the problem is from one problem area.
ex. fast food places higher teenages because of the high turn over rate. 300%.