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Management is a process that involves
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Assembling and using
sets of resources
Acting in a goal
directed manner to
accomplish tasks
Activities carried out in an organizational setting
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Managing
Change
Managing
Entrepreneurially
Managing
Resources
Managing
Strategically
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Is the most persistent
pervasive and
powerful
challenge for
managers
Requires managers to
gain employee
acceptance
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Managers must manage resources including: |
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Financial Capital
Human Resources
Physical Resources
Technology
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Develop Strategies to achieve the organizations goals
Implement the strategies effectively by managing human resources |
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Managing Entrepreneurially Involves: |
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Searching for new oppertunites
Identifying new ideas for markets
Emphasizing actions to take advantage of uncertainty
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Historical Approaches to management |
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Ancient china and art of warfare
Ancient egypt and the building of pyramids
Roman empire and the building of roads and viaducts
Industrial revolution and modern management |
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Managerial activities differ by: |
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The functions managers serve
The role in which managers operate
The dimensions of each managers job |
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Controlling
Planning
Organizing
Directing |
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Estimating future conditions and circumstances
making decisions based on these estimations about what work is to be done,
(By the manager or those she or he is responsible for)
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Organizing involves paying attention to: |
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the structure of relationships among positions
the people occupying those positions
linking the structure to the overall strategic direction of the organization |
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the process of influencing other people to attain organizational objectives
motivate others
interacting effectively in group and team situations
communicating in support of others efforts
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regulating the work of those for whom a manager is responsible, including:
setting standards of performance in advance
assessing a completed performance
results |
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