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演講人:日期:大一管理學(xué)英文目錄IntroductiontoManagementManagementTheoriesandPracticesPlanningandDecisionMakingOrganizingandStaffingLeadingandMotivatingCommunicationandInterp01IntroductiontoManagementManagementisbothanartandascience,requiringabalanceofcreativeproblemsolvingandsystematicanalysisManagementistheprocessofplanning,organizing,leading,andcontrollingresourcestoachieveorganizationalgoalsItinvolvesthecoordinationofpeople,information,andotherresourcestocomplywithtaskseffectivelyandeffectivelyDefinitionandNatureofManagementItprovidesdirectionandcoordination,enablingemployeestoworktowardscommongoalsEffectivemanagementcanleadtoincreasedproductivity,employeesatisfaction,andoverallorganizationalsuccessManagementguaranteesthatorganizationalresourcesareusedeffectivelyandeffectivelytoachievedesiredoutcomesImportanceofManagementManagersareresponsibleforplanning,organizing,directing,andcontrollingtheactivitiesoftheirteamordepartmentTheysetgoals,allocateresources,anddevelopstrategiestoachievethosegoalsManagersalsoplayakeyroleincommunication,decisionmaking,andmotivationwithintheorganizationManagersandTheirRole02ManagementTheoriesandPracticesScientificManagementFocusesonimprovinglaborproductivitythroughthesystematicstudyofworkprocesses,timeandmotionstudies,andthestandardizationofworkmethodsAdministrativeManagementTheoryEmphasisontheimportanceoforganization,planning,andcontrolinachievingorganizationalgoalsBureaucraticManagementTheoryAdvocatesforahierarchicalstructure,cleardivisionoflabor,andpersonalrulesandregulationstoensureefficiencyandpredictabilityClassicManagementTheoryHumanRelationsMovement01Recognizetheimportanceofsocialandpsychologicalfactorsintheworkplace,emphasizingtheneedtounderstandandaddressemployees'needsandmotivationsGroupDynamics02FocusesontheinteractionswithingroupsandhowtheyaffectindividualandcollectivebehaviorLeadershipStyles03Exploresdifferentleadershipapproachesandhowtheyinfluenceemployeemotivation,satisfaction,andperformanceBehavioralManagementTheorySystemsTheoryViewsoftheorganizationasacomplexsystemmadeupofinterconnectedpartsthatmustworktogethertoachieveoverallgoalsContinuityTheoryArgumentsthatthereisnoonesizefitsallapproachtomanagementandthatthebestapproachdependsonthespecificsituationorcontextStrategicManagementFocusesonthelongtermdirectionandscopeofanorganization,aligninginternalresourcesandcapabilitieswithexternalopportunitiesModernManagementTheoryEmployeeEngagementEmphasestheimportanceofcreatingapositiveworkenvironmentwhereemployeesaremotivated,involved,andcommittedtotheorganization'sgoalsChangeManagementAddressingthechallengesofimplementingorganizationalchangebyprovidingastructuredapproachtoplanning,communicating,andexecutingchangeinitiativesCrossCulturalManagementRecognizetheincreasingimportanceofmanagingdiverseteamsandworkingeffectivelyincrossculturalenvironmentsContemporaryManagementPracticesKnowledgeManagementFocusesoncreating,sharing,andusingknowledgetoimproveorganizationalperformanceandinnovationContemporaryManagementPractices03PlanningandDecisionMakingNatureofPlanningPlanninginvolvessettinggoals,determiningactionstoachievethosegoals,andallocatingresourcestoimplementtheplanPurposeofPlanningThepurposeofplanningistocreateablueprintforthefuture,increaseefficiency,reducewaste,andensurethatallactivitiesarealignedwiththeorganization'sobjectivesNatureandPurposeofPlanningTherearevarioustypesofplans,includingstrategicplans,operationalplans,andcontingencyplans,eachservingadifferentpurposeandtimelineTypesofPlansTheplanningprocesstypologicallyinvolvesidentifyinggoalsandobjectives,assessingcurrentsituation,developingstrategiesandactions,allocatingresources,andmonitoringandevaluatingprogressPlanningProcessTypesofPlansandPlanningProcessDecisionMakingProcessThedecisionmakingprocessinvolvesidentifyingaproblemoropportunity,gatheringinformation,generatingandevaluatingalternatives,selectingacourseofaction,andimplementingthedecisionDecisionMakingTechnologiesDecisionmakingtechnologiesincludevarioustoolsandtechniquessuchasdecisiontrees,multicriteriadecisionanalysis,andartificialintelligencebasedsystemsthataidinanalyzingcomplexdecisionsDecisionMakingProcessandTechnologiesInformationGatheringandAnalysisInformationtechnology(IT)playsacriticalroleindecisionmakingbyfacilitatingthegatheringandanalysisoflargeamountsofdata,enablingmoreinformeddecisionsRealtimeDecisionSupportITsystemscanprovidereal-timedecisionsupportbycontinuouslymonitoringkeyperformanceindicatorsandalertingdecisionmakerstopotentialissuesoropportunitiesEnhancedCollaborationITtoolssuchasvideoconferencingandcollaborationplatformsenabledecisionmakerstocollaboratemoreeffectively,sharinginformationandideasinatimelymannerRoleofInformationTechnologyinDecisionMakingAutomatedDecisionMakingSomeITsystemscanautomaticallyreceivedecisionmakingprocesses,suchasrulebaseddecisionmaking,reducingtheneedforhumaninterventionandincreasingefficiencyRoleofInformationTechnologyinDecisionMaking04OrganizingandStaffingNatureOrganizingreferencestotheprocessofarrangingandconstructingwork,authority,andresourcestoachieveorganizationalgoalsPurposeThepurposeoforganizingistocreateaformalstructurethatfacilitatescoordination,communication,anddecisionmakingwithintheorganizationNatureandPurposeofOrganizingTypesofOrganizationalStructuresFunctionalStructureGroupsindividualsbyspecificfunctionsorareasofexpertise,suchasmarketing,finance,oroperationsDivisionalStructureGroupsindividualsbasedonproductlines,customergroups,orgeographiclocationsMatrixStructureCombinesfunctionalanddivisionalstructures,withemployeesreportingtobothfunctionalmanagersandprojectmanagersFlatStructureMinimizehierarchyandemphasisacrossfunctionalcollaborationandemployeeautonomyInvolvesdeterminingthetasks,duties,andresponsibilitiesofaspecificjob,aswellastheskillsandabilitiesrequiredtoperformitJobDesignIncludesrecruiting,selecting,hiring,andplacingemployeesinjobsthatmatchtheirskillsandabilitieswiththeorganization'sneedsStaffingProcessConductedtogatherinformationaboutthejob'stasks,duties,andresponsibilities,whichisthenusedtodevelopjobdescriptionsandspecificationsJobAnalysisInvolvesattractingqualifiedcandidatesandchoosingthemostsuitableindividualstofilljobvacanciesRecruitmentandSelectionJobDesignandStaffingProcess01Provideemployeeswiththeknowledge,skills,andabilitiesneededtoperformtheirjobseffectivelyTraining02Focusesonenhancingemployees'professionalgrowthandcareeropportunitieswithintheorganizationDevelopment03Supportsnewemployeesastheytransitionintotheorganizationandbecomefamilywithitsculture,policies,andproceduresOnboarding04Investmentssettingperformanceexpectations,providingfeedback,andevaluatingemployeeperformancetoensurealignmentwithorganizationalgoalsPerformanceManagementEmployeeTrainingandDevelopment05LeadingandMotivatingNatureandPurposeofLeadingEffectiveleadershipiscrucialforthesuccessofanyorganization,asithelpstocreateapositiveworkenvironment,fostercollaboration,anddriveinnovationImportanceofLeadershipLeadershipinvolvesguidinganddirectingagroupororganizationtowardsachievingacommongoalDefinitionofLeadershipThepurposeofleadingistoinspire,motivate,andenableotherstocontributetowardstheachievementoforganizationalobjectivesPurposeofLeadingAutonomousLeadershipThisstyleinvolvesmakingdecisionswithoutconsultingteammembersandexpectingunquestioningaudienceThisstyleofresourcesparticipationandinputfromteammembersandvaluesconsensusdecisionmakingThisstylegivesteammembersahighdegreeofautonomyandfreedomtomakedecisionsThisstylefocusesonmeetingtheneedsofteammembersandhelpingthemtogrowanddevelopDemographicLeadershipLaissezFairLeadershipServantLeadershipLeadershipStylesandBehaviorsMaslow'sHierarchyofNeedsThistheorysuggeststhatindividualsaremotivatedbytheneedtofulfillbasicneeds(suchasfoodandshelter)beforemovingontohigher-levelneeds(suchasselfactualization)Herzberg'sTwoFactorTheoryThistheoryproposesthatcertainfactorsintheworkplacecanleadtojobsatisfaction(motivators)whileotherscanleadtodissatisfaction(hydrogenefactors)McClelland'sTheoryofNeedsThistheoryfocusesontheneedforachievement,power,andattachmentaskeymotivatorsintheworkplaceMotivationTheoriesandApplicationsApplicationsofMotivationTheoriesUnderstandingthesetheoriescanhelpleadersidentifywhatmotivatestheirteammembersandcreate

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