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Chapter 4
ORGANIZING
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Chapter outcomes Define organizing. Describe why work specialization should increase economic
efficiency. Explain how the span of control affects an organization’s
structure. Contrast line and staff authority. Explain why organizations are becoming increasingly
decentralized. Describe how flatter organizational structures can be beneficial
to the organization. Explain the concept of a learning organization and how it
influences organizational designs and supervisors. Discuss the value of job descriptions. Identify the four-step process of delegation.
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Organizing
Arranging and grouping jobs, allocating resources, and assigning work so that activities can be accomplished as planned
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Organizing concepts Work specialization Span of control Chain of command Unity of command Authority – Line, Staff, Functional Responsibility Centralization Decentralization
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EXHIBIT 4–1Contrasting spans of control.
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Departmentalization
Functional Product Geographical Customer Process
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EXHIBIT 4–3Functional departmentalization.
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EXHIBIT 4–4Product departmentalization.
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EXHIBIT 4–5Customer departmentalization.
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EXHIBIT 4–6Geographic departmentalization.
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EXHIBIT 4–7Process departmentalization.
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Organizational structure
Simple structure Functional structure Divisional structure Matrix structure Team-based structure Boundaryless organization Learning organization
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EXHIBIT 4–8A matrix structure in an aerospace firm.
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Job description
A written statement of job duties, working conditions, and operating responsibilities
Provides a formal description Acts as a standard by which to measure
performance Clarifies the duties and responsibilities of
the employee
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EXHIBIT 4–10A job description for a production editor in a publishing company.
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Delegation process
Allocation of duties Delegation of authority Assignment of responsibility Creation of accountability