C2-Evolution of Management

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Bachelors Degree Management Fichas sobre C2-Evolution of Management, creado por Arjun Weerasinghe el 22/12/2014.
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Who is "Adam Smith" 18th Century economist
Adam Smith - introduced ? 1. Job specialisation - craft: ea worker all steps - mass production: one step ea worker 2. Break down total job
Scientific Management is ? * Systematic study of relationships - people & tasks - redesign work process - for higher efficiency
Scientific Management Origin is ? * Frederick Taylor - late 1890s - replace 'rule of thumb' - task optimisation
Scientific Management - 4 Principles are ? P1- Job approach P2 - worker selection P3 - Manager & worker corporation P4 - division of work & responsibility
Scientific Management - Principle: 1 is ? P1- Scientific approach - ea job element / task - replace Rule of Thumb
Scientific Management - Principle: 2 is ? Managers - worker : - selection ~ scientifically - train - teach - develop
Scientific Management - Principle: 3 is ? * Manager / worker - active corporation - according to scientific principles
Scientific Management - Principle: 4 is ? * Division of work / responsibility - equal: > management > workers
Scientific Mgt Problems are ? a. Mgr's output focus - worker's ^ output results - not shared b. Specialised jobs - dull & boring - worker distrust c. Workers under perform - mgr's: machines & conveyor belt
The Gilbreth's are ? Frank & Lillian Gilbreth
Gilbreth's studied ? * Fatigue - caused by: - Lighting - Heating - Design of: ~ tools ~ machines
Gilbreth's studied.. * Time & motion study - ea job action: - break into components - better ways to perform ea action - reorganise action 4 efficiency
What did "Max Weber" developed ? - Administrative Management theory - concept of Bureaucracy
What is "Administrative Management theory" ? Creation of Organisation structure 4 higher: - efficiency - effectiveness"
What is "Bureaucracy" ? * formal system of: - Organisation & - Administration designed 4: > efficiency > effectiveness
What are components of "Bureaucracy" ? Clearly specified: * Written rules & SOP * hierarchy of authority * selection & evaluation system - i.e. fair / equitable * tasks & role relationships
What are "Weber's principles of Bureaucracy ? * Managers: - authority (exercise effectively) based > on position / hierarchy - clearly defined (2 control behavior): > System of Rules > Operating procedure > norms
Weber's principles of Bureaucracy.. Position based on: - performance - not ~ social standing ~ personal contacts Clearly defined: - Position's formal relationship - relationship 2 other positions
What are "Weber's Rules in Bureaucracy" ? - formal written instructions - actions to take - different circumstances
What are "Weber's SOP in bureaucracy" ? Specific set of written instructions - how to perform - certain aspect of task
What are "Weber's Norms - Bureaucracy" ? - unwritten - informal code of conduct ~ how people to act ~ on a situation
"Henry Fayol" introduced what ? 14 Principles of Administrative Management
Fayol's 1 / 14 Principles of Management 1. Division of Labour: - job specialisation > 4 ^ efficiency Mgr's take steps to: - lessen worker boredom > poor quality > dissatisfaction
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