MANAGEMENT FUNCTIONS

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The process of bringing into use different resources to achieve a desired result.

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management

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Involves a series of activitiesor operations such asplanning, organizing, directing, and controlling.

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management

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Plans are the means by which managers achieve their objectives.

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PLANNING

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TYPES OF PLANS:

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Short-Range Plans/Operational Plan
Intermediate Plans
Long-Range Plans/Strategic Plan
Contingency Plan

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also known as back up plan

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Contingency Plan

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The resources of the business should be organized in such a way as to facilitate their optimum utilization.

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ORGANIZING

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TYPES OF ORGANIZATIONAL CHARTS:

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Line Structure
Line and Staff Structure

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• SIMPLEST organizational structure
• VERTICAL LINK between various levels of management
• authority comes from the top and moves downward

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Line STRUCTURE

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• STAFF ARE ADDED in the line structure
• the line functions are directly involved in the operation of the firm while the staff serves as adviser or consultant to them

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Line and staff STRUCTURE

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LEVELS OF MANAGEMENT:

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01 Senior Management
02 Middle Management
03 Supervisory Management

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• HUGHEST LEVEL OF MANAGEMENT
• their functions concentrate on SETTING GOALS and directions of the company and NOT THE DAY TO DAY operations

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SENIOR
MANAGEMENT

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• includes department or division heads
• responsible for MEETING THE GOALS that senior management set

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MIDDLE
MANAGEMENT

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• FRONT LINERS of the management team
• responsible for the smooth-running day to day operation of the firm
• in charge of the foremen, crew leaders, clerks

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supervisory
management

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The process of hiring the right people into the right job.

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STAFFING

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steps in staffing

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01 Job Analysis
02 Personnel Recruitment and
Selection
03 Orientation of Office
Practices and Procedures
04 Training
05 Performance Appraisal
06 Motivation

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• Finding out WHAT SKILLS and HOW MANY WORKERS are needed in the company

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JOB ANALYSIS

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is identifying the NEEDED skills, abilities,
educational attainment, traits, and other attributes of a job.

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Job Specification

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defines the duties, functions, and performance required in a particular position.

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Job Description

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• Process of ATTRACTING qualified workers for a specific job vacancies and selecting the best among them.

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PERSONNEL RECRUITMENT & SELECTION

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can be done through radio, posters, newspapers, internet,
agencies, or word of mouth.

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JOB POSTINGS

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steps for selection:

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01 Screening
02 Preliminary Interview
03 Testing
04 Reference Checking
05 Employment Interview
06 Physical Examination

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The process of ELIMINATING unqualified applicants and trimming down the list of those who qualify.

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SCREENING

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OTHER IMPORTANT INFORMATION may be extracted from the applicants particularly those that are not written in their resumes or application letters.

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PRELIMINARY INTERVIEW

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is done to MEASURE an applicant’s intelligence, strength,
personality traits, aptitudes, interests, job knowledge, and
proficiency.
* It helps assess how well an applicant can do a simple work
and how will he/she get along with the superiors and co-worker

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EMPLOYMENT TESTING / TESTING

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CONTACTING former employers, teachers or friends to gather more information about the applicant that will help you in your decision to hire or not.

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reference checking

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The applicant's strengths and weaknesses, his/her decision-making skills, and other areas that were not covered in previous steps are assessed. may be done by one person or a panel.

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employment interview / INTERVIEW

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This involves subjecting the applicant to MEDICAL EXAM such as laboratory tests, x-rays to determine his/her fitness to work.

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physical examination

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After an applicant is hired, they will be ORIENTED with adequate information about the company, its rules and policies, and the benefits that the company provides to its employees.

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orientation of office practices and procedures

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Companies give TRAININGS to new comers to ensure that the desired result or performance of the employee is achieved.

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training

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Providing FEEDBACK about the employees' performance at work and suggest needed change in skills, knowledge, attitude, and behavior to meet company's objectives. * These information will be needed in making a promotion and firing decisions. * This should be done fairly, objectively, and accurately.

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performance appraisal

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When employees' are lack in motivation or drive to achieve a particular goal, issues must be address to motivate them in order for them to perform better and avoid problems in the future

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motivation

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KNOWING what is actually happening and making the necessary corrections in case it doesn't meet the predetermined standards or goals. * An entrepreneur should be able to MONITOR employees' behavior and Company's output.

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CONTROLLING

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areas that an entrepreneur must have control of:

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01 Facilities 02 People 03 Information 04 Finances 05 Work Process 06 Organizational Structure