Title: Managing and the Managers Job
1Chapter 1
- Managing and the Managers Job
2Organization
- A group of people working together in a
structured and coordinated fashion to achieve a
set of goals.
3Definition of Management
- Management - A set of activities (including
planning and decision making, organizing,
leading, and controlling) directed at an
organizations resources (human, financial,
physical, and information) with the aim of
achieving organizational goals in an efficient
and effective manner
4Organizational Resources
- Human resources
- Labor
- Financial
- Capital
- Physical
- Raw materials production facilities/equipment
- Information
- Data
5Definition of Manager
- Manager - someone whose primary responsibility is
to carry out the management process. - Specifically, a manager is someone who plans,
makes decisions, organizes, leads, and controls
human, financial, physical, and information
resources.
6Planning decision making
Management in Organizations
- Inputs from the environment
- Human resources
- Financial resources
- Physical resources
- Information resources
Organizing
- Goals attained
- Efficiently
- Effectively
Leading
Controlling
7The Management Process
- Planning and Decision Making
- Determining the course of action
- Organizing
- Coordinating activities and resources
- Leading
- Managing people
- Controlling
- Monitoring and evaluating activities
8Planning decision makingSetting the
organizations goals and deciding how best to
achieve them
The Management Process
OrganizingDetermining how best to group
activities and resources
LeadingMotivating members of the organization to
work in the best interests of the organization
Controlling Monitoring and correcting ongoing
activities to facilitate goal attainment
9Levels of Management
Middle managers
First-line managers
Human Resources
Finance
Other
Operations
Marketing
Administration
10Areas of Management
- Marketing
- Financial
- Operations
- Human Resources
- Administrative
- Other Kinds of Managers
11Managerial Roles - Mintzberg
- Three Main Categories
- Interpersonal
- Figurehead, Leader, Liaison
- Informational
- Monitor, Disseminator, Spokesperson
- Decisional
- Entrepreneur, Disturbance Handler, Resource
Allocator, Negotiator
12Managerial Skills
- Technical
- Interpersonal
- Conceptual
- Diagnostic
- Communication
- Decision-Making
- Time-Management
13Management Science or Art?
- Science
- Problems can be solved using systematic methods
- Requires use of
- Technical, Diagnostic, and Decision-Making skills
14Management Science or Art?
- Art
- Issues can be resolved using instinct and
experience - Requires use of
- Conceptual, Communication, Interpersonal, and
Time-Management skills
15Sound education base continued life-long
education experiences
Becoming a Manager Education and Experience
16Relevance of Management
- Relevant to all organizations -
- Large, small, start-ups, international companies
- Not-for-profit
- Government
- Educational organizations
- Religious organizations