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Page 1: ©2007 Prentice Hall 12-1 Management Functions and Skills Chapter 12

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Management Functions and Skills

Chapter 12

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Chapter 12 Objectives

After studying this chapter, you will be able to:• Define the four basic management functions• Outline the strategic planning process• Explain the purpose of a mission statement• Discuss the benefits of SWOT analysis• Explain the importance of setting long-term

goals and objectives

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Chapter 12 Objectives, cont.

• Cite three common leadership styles and explain why no one style is best

• Identify and explain four important types of managerial skills

• Summarize the six steps involved in the decision-making process

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Managerial Functions

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PlanningPlanning

ControllingControlling

OrganizingOrganizing

Leading Leading

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Managerial Roles

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InterpersonalInterpersonal

InformationalInformational

DecisionalDecisional

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Planning

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Develop StrategiesFor Success

Develop StrategiesFor Success

Set Goals andObjectives

Set Goals andObjectives

Develop ActionPlans

Develop ActionPlans

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Strategic Plans

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Market StandingMarket Standing

InnovationInnovation

Human ResourcesHuman Resources

Financial ResourcesFinancial Resources

Physical ResourcesPhysical Resources

ProductivityProductivity

Social ResponsibilitySocial Responsibility

Financial PerformanceFinancial Performance

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Strategic Planning Process

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Develop a Clear Vision

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Vision to Mission Statement

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Objectives Goals Philosophies

Productor Service

PrimaryMarket

Survival, Growth,Profitability

ManagerialPhilosophy

Level ofQuality

SocialResponsibility

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SWOT

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Strengths Weaknesses

Opportunities Threats

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Forecasts

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QualitativeQualitativeForecastingForecastingQualitativeQualitativeForecastingForecasting

QuantitativeQuantitativeForecastingForecastingQuantitativeQuantitativeForecastingForecasting

StatisticalStatisticalComputationsComputations

StatisticalStatisticalComputationsComputations

IntuitiveIntuitiveJudgmentsJudgments

IntuitiveIntuitiveJudgmentsJudgments

ConsumerConsumerResearchResearchConsumerConsumerResearchResearch

HistoricalHistoricalDataData

HistoricalHistoricalDataData

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Competitive Analysis

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DifferentiationDifferentiation

Cost LeadershipCost Leadership

FocusFocus

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Company Goals / Objectives

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Sets StandardsSets Standards

Boosts MotivationBoosts Motivation

Gui

des

Act

ivity

Gui

des

Act

ivity

Clarifies ExpectationsClarifies Expectations

Broad, Long-Range Broad, Long-Range Target or AimTarget or Aim

Broad, Long-Range Broad, Long-Range Target or AimTarget or Aim

GoalsGoals ObjectivesObjectivesObjectivesObjectives

Specific, Short-Range Specific, Short-Range Target or AimTarget or Aim

Specific, Short-Range Specific, Short-Range Target or AimTarget or Aim

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Action Plans

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TacticalTactical

OperationalOperational

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Crisis Planning

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Con

tinge

ncy

Plan

s Open

Com

munication

CorporatePower Struggles

EnvironmentalAccidents

OperationalBreakdowns

Product Failures

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Organizing

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Employee ActivitiesEmployee Activities

Facilities and EquipmentFacilities and Equipment

Decision MakingDecision Making

SupervisionSupervision

Resource DistributionResource Distribution

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The Management Pyramid

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First-line ManagersFirst-line Managers

Middle ManagersMiddle Managers

TopTopManagersManagers

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Leading

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InfluencingInfluencing

MotivatingMotivating

Obtaining Corporate Goals

Obtaining Corporate Goals

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Are You a Leader?

• Can you listen?

• Can you communicate?

• Can you lead by example?

• Are you dedicated to the organization’s success above your own?

• Do you know what makes other people tick?

• Do you manage yourself well?

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Are You a Leader?

• Are you willing to accept responsibility?

• Can you face reality?

• Can you solve problems but stay focused on opportunities?

• Are you willing to trust your employees?

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LeadershipSkills

EmotionalQuotient (EQ)

Self-Awareness

Self-Regulation

Motivation

Empathy

Social Skills

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Leadership Styles

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AutocraticAutocratic

ContingencyContingency

DemocraticDemocratic

Laissez-faireLaissez-faire

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Types of Leaders

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Transactional Transformational

Meeting Established GoalsMeeting Established Goals

Clarifying Organizational RolesClarifying Organizational Roles

Securing Correct ResourcesSecuring Correct Resources

Inspiring EmployeesInspiring Employees

Finding Creative SolutionsFinding Creative Solutions

Promoting SuccessPromoting Success

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Leadership Functions

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CoachingCoaching MentoringMentoring

Meeting with employeesMeeting with employees

Discussing problemsDiscussing problems

Offering suggestionsOffering suggestions

Encouraging solutionsEncouraging solutions

Guiding employeesGuiding employees

Explaining office politicsExplaining office politics

Serving as role modelsServing as role models

Providing valuable adviceProviding valuable advice

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Managing Change

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PresentSituation

Processof Change

NewSituation

Identify WhatNeeds to Change

Identify ForcesFor and Against

Change

Select the BestApproach

Reinforce andMonitor Behavior

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Organizational Culture

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EmployeeEmployeeInteractionsInteractions

EmployeeEmployeeInteractionsInteractions

CommunicationCommunicationPatternsPatterns

CommunicationCommunicationPatternsPatterns

BusinessBusinessConductConduct

BusinessBusinessConductConduct

AttitudesAttitudesAbout WorkAbout Work

AttitudesAttitudesAbout WorkAbout Work

AppropriateAppropriateAttireAttire

AppropriateAppropriateAttireAttire

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The Controlling Function

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Monitoring Progress

Resetting The Course

Correcting Deviations

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The Control Cycle

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Set StrategicSet StrategicGoalsGoals

Set StrategicSet StrategicGoalsGoals

4. Adequate 4. Adequate No ActionNo Action

4. Adequate 4. Adequate No ActionNo Action

3. Compare3. CompareTo StandardTo Standard3. Compare3. CompareTo StandardTo Standard

4. Inadequate 4. Inadequate Take ActionTake Action

4. Inadequate 4. Inadequate Take ActionTake Action

1. Set 1. Set StandardsStandards

1. Set 1. Set StandardsStandards

2. Measure2. MeasurePerformancePerformance2. Measure2. Measure

PerformancePerformance

ReevaluateReevaluateStandardsStandardsReevaluateReevaluateStandardsStandards

CorrectCorrectPerformancePerformance

CorrectCorrectPerformancePerformance

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TQM

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EmployeeInvolvement

Benchmarking

CustomerFocus

ContinuousImprovement

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ManagementManagementSkillsSkills

The Five BasicsThe Five Basics

InterpersonalInterpersonal

TechnicalTechnical

AdministrativeAdministrative

ConceptualConceptual

Decision-MakingDecision-Making