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AccordingtoMintzberg’smanagementroles,theinformationalroleinvolvesreceiving,collecting,anddisseminatinginformation.
Technicalskillsbecomelessimportantasamanagermovesintohigherlevelsofmanagement.
Thesystemsperspectiveunderscoresandemphasizesthefactthatorganizationsaredifferent,facedifferentcircumstances,andthusmayrequiredifferentwaysofmanaging.
MultipleChoice
_____________areorganizationalmemberswhointegrateandcoordinatetheworkofothers.
a.Managers(easy)
b.Teamleaders
c.Subordinates
d.Operatives
e.Agents
Typically,inorganizationsitisthe_____________whoareresponsibleformakingorganizationaldecisionsandsettingpoliciesandstrategiesthataffectallaspectsoftheorganization.
a.teamleaders
b.middlemanagers
c.first-linemanagers
d.topmanagers(easy)
e.subordinates
_____________distinguishesamanagerialpositionfromanonmanagerialone.
a.Manipulatingothers
b.Concernforthelaw
c.Increasingefficiency
d.Coordinatingandintegratingothers'
work(moderate)
e.Definingmarketshare
WhichofthefollowingisNOTanexampleofadecisionalroleaccordingtoMintzberg?
a.spokesperson(moderate)
b.entrepreneur
c.disturbancehandler
d.resourceallocator
e.negotiator
Whichofthefollowingskillsaremoreimportantatlowerlevelsofmanagementsincethesemanagersaredealingdirectlywithemployeesdoingtheorganization’swork?
a.humanskills
b.technicalskills(easy)
c.conceptualskills
d.empiricalskills
Understandingbuildingcodeswouldbeconsidereda_____________skillforabuildingcontractor.
a.human
b.technical(easy)
c.conceptual
d.empirical
e.functional
Whichofthefollowingphrasesisbestassociatedwithmanagerialconceptualskills?
a.decision-making(easy)
b.communicatingwithcustomers
c.motivatingsubordinates
d.productknowledge
e.technicalskills
Accordingtothetext,_____________arenotinfluencedbyanddonotinteractwiththeirenvironment.
a.opensystems
b.closedsystems(easy)
c.flextimesystems
d.reversesystems
e.forwardsystems
The_____________viewofamanager'
sjobimpliesthatdecisionsandactionstakeninoneorganizationalareawillimpactotherareas.
a.systems(moderate)
b.contingency
d.functional
e.environmental
Whichofthefollowingbestdescribestheconceptthatmanagementisneededinalltypesandsizesoforganizations,atallorganizationallevelsandinallorganizationalworkareas,andinallorganizations,nomatterwhatcountrythey’relocatedin?
a.thepartialityofmanagement
b.thesegmentationofmanagement
c.theuniversalityofmanagement(moderate)
d.theculturesofmanagement
ScenariosandQuestions
TheBusyDay(Scenario)
DonEskew,plantmanageratControlSystems,Inc.,sighedashesippedhisfirstcupofcoffeeat5a.m.andreadhisagendafortheday.Heisgivingtwocompanytoursinthemorning;
thefirsttoanewspaperreporterwhoiswritingastoryonthenewplantexpansionandhasseveralquestions,andthesecondtoagroupofControlSystems,Inc.,managersfromtheeastcoast.Hethenhasameetingwithunitmanager,PhilJohnson,todiscussPhil'
srecentdropinperformance(ataskhealwayshates).Next,heisspendingacoupleofhoursreviewingthetradejournalshereceivesfromhishigh-techassociationandwritingupabriefsynopsisforhispresentationnextweektotheDivisionPresident.Finally,inlateafternoon,hewillbereviewingthenewequipmentmalfunctionanddecidingwhethertobringinextrapeopletogettheequipmentrunningassoonaspossible.Whew!
Justanotherdayintheglamorouslifeofamanager.
Together,allofthesebehaviorsperformedbyDonduringhisbusydaycorrespondtothemanagementrolesdiscoveredinthelate1960sbywhichofthefollowingmanagementscientists?
a.Herzberg
b.Skinner
c.Mintzberg(easy)
d.Fayol
e.Maslow
WhenDonwasmeetingwithPhiltodiscusshisperformanceconcerns,hewasoperatinginwhichmanagementrole?
a.leader(difficult)
b.figurehead
c.monitor
d.disturbancehandler
e.spokesperson
114.WhatrolewasDonperformingwhenhegavetheplanttourtothenewspaperreporter?
a.monitor
c.disseminator
d.spokesperson(difficult)
e.resourceallocator
115.WhenDonwasreviewingthenewequipmentmalfunction,whatmanagementrolewasheplayingwhendecidingwhethertobringinextrapeople?
b.disseminator
c.resourceallocator(moderate)
e.figurehead
EssayQuestions
Inashortessay,discussthedifferencebetweenefficiencyandeffectivenessandincludeaspecificexampletosupporteachconcept.
Answer
a.Efficiencyreferstogettingthemostoutputfromtheleastamountofinputs.Becausemanagersdealwithscarceinputs—includingresourcessuchaspeople,money,andequipment—theyareconcernedwiththeefficientuseofresources.Forinstance,attheBeiersdorfInc.factoryinCincinnati,whereemployeesmakebodybracesandsupports,canes,walkers,crutches,andothermedicalassistanceproducts,efficientmanufacturingtechniqueswereimplementedbydoingthingssuchascuttinginventorylevels,decreasingtheamountoftimetomanufactureproducts,andloweringproductrejectrates.Fromthisperspective,efficiencyisoftenreferredtoas“doingthingsright”—thatis,notwastingresources.
b.Effectivenessisoftendescribedas“doingtherightthings”—thatis,thoseworkactivitiesthatwillhelptheorganizationreachitsgoals.Forinstance,attheBiersdorffactory,goalsincludedopencommunicationbetweenmanagersandemployees,andcuttingcosts.Throughvariousworkprograms,thesegoalswerepursuedandachieved.Whereasefficiencyisconcernedwiththemeansofgettingthingsdone,effectivenessisconcernedwiththeends,orattainmentoforganizationalgoals.
(moderate)
Inashortessay,listandexplainthefourbasicfunctionsofmanagement.
a.Planning–involvestheprocessofdefininggoals,establishingstrategiesforachievingthosegoals,anddevelopingplanstointegrateandcoordinateactivities.
b.Organizing–involvestheprocessofdeterminingwhattasksaretobedone,whoistodothem,howthetasksaretobegrouped,whoreportstowhom,andwheredecisionsaretobemade.
c.Leading–whenmanagersmotivatesubordinates,influenceindividualsorteamsastheywork,selectthemosteffectivecommunicationchannel,ordealinanywaywithemployeebehaviorissues,theyareleading.
d.Controlling–toensurethatworkisgoingasitshould,managersmustmonitorandevaluateperformance.Theprocessofmonitoring,comparing,andcorrectingiswhatismeantbythecontrollingfunction.
Inashortessay,listanddiscussthethreeessentialskillsaccordingtoKatzthatmanagersneedtoperformthedutiesandactivitiesassociatedwithbeingamanager.
a.Technicalskills–includeknowledgeofanproficiencyinacertainspecializedfield,suchasengineering,computers,accounting,ormanufacturing.Theseskillsaremoreimportantatlowerlevelsofmanagementsincethesemanagersaredealingdirectlywithemployeesdoingtheorganization’swork.
b.Humanskills–involvetheabilitytoworkwellwithotherpeoplebothindividuallyandinagroup.Managerswithgoodhumanskillsareabletogetthebestoutoftheirpeople.Theyknowhowtocommunicate,motivate,lead,andinspireenthusiasmandtrust.Theseskillsareequallyimportantatalllevelsofmanagement.
c.Conceptualskills–thesearetheskillthatmanagersmusthavetothinkandtoconceptualizeaboutabstractandcomplexsituations.Usingtheseskills,managersmustbeabletoseetheorganizationasawhole,understandtherelationshipsamongvarioussubunits,andvisualizehowtheorganizationfitsintoitsbroaderenvironment.Theseskillsaremostimportantatthetopmanagementlevels.
Chapter2–ManagementYesterdayandToday
True/False
AccordingtoAdamSmith,divisionoflaborwasanimportantconcept.
IntheIndustrialRevolution,machinepowerbegansubstitutingforhumanpower.
“PrinciplesofScientificManagement”waswrittenbyFrederickTaylor.
FrankGilbreth’sbest-knowncontributiontoscientificmanagementconcernedselectingthebestworker.
FrederickTaylorismostassociatedwiththeprinciplesofscientificmanagement.
OnecouldsaythatFayolwasinterestedinstudyingmacromanagementissues,whereasTaylorwasinterestedinstudyingmicromanagementissues.
Bureaucracy,asdescribedbyWeber,emphasizesrationalityandinterpersonalrelationships.
Decisionsondeterminingacompany’soptimuminventorylevelshavebeensignificantlyinfluencedbyeconomicorderquantitymodeling.
Barnard,Follet,Musterberg,andOwenarealltheoristsareassociatedwiththeearlyorganizationalbehaviorapproach.
AdamSmith'
s,"
TheWealthofNations,"
putforththattheprimaryeconomicadvantagebysocietieswouldbegainedfromwhichofthefollowingconcepts?
a.managementplanningandcontrol