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Managers
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Managem
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Learning Outcomes
Tell who managers are and where they
work.
Define management.
Describe what managers do.
Explain why its important to study
management.
Describe the factors that are
reshaping and redefining management.

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1.1 Tell who managers


are and where they
work.

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Who Are Managers?


Where Do They Work?
Organization
A deliberate arrangement of people
brought together to accomplish a specific
purpose
Common Characteristics of
Organizations
Goals
People
Structure
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How Are Managers


Different from
Nonmanagerial
Employees
Nonmanagerial
Work directly on tasks
Employees?

Not responsible for overseeing others


work
Managers
Direct and oversee the activities of others
May have work duties not related to
overseeing others

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What Titles Do Managers


Have?
Top Managers
Make decisions about the direction of an
organization
Middle Managers
Manage other managers
First-line Managers
Direct nonmanagerial employees
Team Leaders
Manage activities of a work team
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1.2 Define
management.

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What Is Management?
The process of getting things done
effectively and efficiently, with and
through people.
Effectiveness: Doing the right things
Efficiency: Doing things right

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Is the Managers Job


Universal?
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2.
3.
4.

Level in the Organization


Size of the Organization
Profit vs. Not-for-profit
National Borders

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Is the Managers Job


Universal?
1. Level in the Organization

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Is the Managers Job


Universal?
2. Size of the Organization

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1.3 Describe what


managers do.

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What Do Managers Do?


3. Ways to Look at What Managers
Do
1. Four Functions Approach
2. Management Roles Approach
3. Skills and Competencies

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Four Functions Approach

Planning
Organizing
Leading
Controlling

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Management Roles
Approach

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Which Approach Takes the


Prize?
Functions

Roles

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What Skills Do Managers


Need?
Conceptual
Skills

Interpersonal
Skills

Technical Skills

Political Skills

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1.4 Explain why its


important to study
management.

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Why Study Management?

We all have a vested interest in


improving how organizations are
managed.

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Why Study Management?


(cont.)
Most people will either manage or be
managed

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1.5 Describe the factors


that are reshaping
and redefining
management.

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Welcome to the New


World of Management!
Changing Workplaces + Changing
Workforce

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Why Are Customers


Important?
Consistent, high-quality customer
service is essential to survival

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Why Is Innovation
Important?
Nothing is more risky than not
innovating.

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Importance of Social
Media
Connecting with customers
&
Managing human resources

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Importance of
Sustainability
Integrating economic, environmental,
and social opportunities into business
strategies

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Managers Matter!

Employee productivity, loyalty, and


engagement hinge on
employee\manager relationship

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