Accountability
The requirement to show performance results to a supervisor
Effective manager
Someone who successfully helps others achieve both high performance and satisfaction
Top managers
Keep organization’s mission and strategies clear
“support”
Team leaders & managers
Help the operating workers
Teams & operating workers
Do work directly affecting customers and client satisfaction
Customers & clients
Ultimate beneficiaries of the organizations efforts
Top managers
Middle managers
First-line managers
- Ex. Team leaders, supervisor, Department Head
4 Manager Functions
Plan
Organize
Lead
Control
Manager’s roles (3)
Interpersonal Roles
Informational Roles
Decision Making Roles
Manager’s skills (3)
Technical, Interpersonal/human, conceptual skills
Social capital
Capacity to attract support and get things done through the help of people you know and relate well with
As you increase the level of managers what skill also becomes more important
Conceptual skills
Middle managers require a lot of…
Interpersonal skills
Lower managers require a lot of…
Technical skills
Frederick Winslow Taylor
Henry Gantt
Developed Gantt chart to measure and plan work
The Gilbreths
- Used Therblig (unit of measurement) to measure motion
What does Frederick Taylor, Henry Gantt and The Gilbreths have in common?
All 3 are trying to find the #1 best way to do things
Max Weber
Henri Fayol
Chester Barnard
Organizations should treat people as adults not children
Hawthorne studies
Realized it’s not about the working conditions, but rather the human relations.
- Human relations are key variables in increasing performance