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Fundamentals of Organizing Responsibility, Authority, and Delegation
Terms in this set (42)
Bureaucracy
Focuses on detailed procedures and rules, clearly outlined organizational hierarchy, and impersonal relationships among organization members.
Organization Chart
Represents positions of employees in an organization.
Job Description
List of specific activities that must be performed by whoever holds the position.
Negative Decentralization
Decentralization that is disadvantageous for the organization.
Delegation
Process of assigning job activities and corresponding authority to specific individuals within the organization.
Responsibility
Obligation to perform assigned activities, self- assumed commitment to handle a job to the best of one's ability.
Staff Authority
Consists of the right to advise or assist those who posses line authority as well as other staff personnel.
Accountability
Refers to the management philosophy whereby individuals are held liable or accountable for how well they use their authority and responsibility.
Overlapping Responsibility
Situation in which more than one individual is responsible for the same activity.
Unity of Command
Management principle that recommends that an individual have only one boss.
Job Activities
delegated by management to enhance the accomplishment of management system objectives.
Scalar Relationship
chain of command
Span of Management
Number of individuals a manager supervises
vertical dimensioning
extent to which an organization uses vertical levels to separate job responsibilities.
horizontal dimensioning
organization refers to which firms use lateral subdivisions or specialties within an organization.
Coordination
Achieving any and all organizational objectives.
Authority
Right to perform or command.
Positive Decentralization
Decentralization that is advantageous for the organization in which it is being implemented.
Functional Similarity Method
Most basic method of dividing job activities.
Departments based on Geography
Work is being done or the geographic markets on which the management system is focusing.
Centralization & Decentralization
Degree to which delegation exists within an organization.
Structure
Designated relationship among resources of the management system.
Formal Structure
Relationships among organization resources as outlined by management.
Departments Based on Customers
Establish departments in response to the organizations major customers.
Classical Organizing Theory
Insights of early management writers on how organizational resources can best be used to enhance goal attainment.
Division of Labor
Assignment of various portions of a particular task among a number of organization members. Individuals specialize in doing part of a task rather than the entire task.
Organizing
Establishing orderly uses for resources within the management system.
Departments Based on Product or Service
Permits the logical grouping of resources necessary to produce and market each product.
Departments Based on Function
Primary Advantage of functional departmentalizing is the control conferred to the various functional heads.
1. Peer discussion may be the best way to resolve it. 2. Managers should plan for coordination. 3. Coordination is a process. 4. Communication is essential to encourage coordination.
Fallet's Advice ( 5 things)
1. Formulate plans to make the management system more effective. 2. Support organizational climate within the management system. 3. Improve current managerial skills to fit current management needs.
Organizing department has 3 responsibilities
Responsibility Gap
Exists when certain tasks are not included in the responsibility are of any individual organization member.
Line Authority
Fundamental authority within an organization, reflects existing superior subordinate relationships.
1. Advisory or Counseling Rate 2. Service Role 3. Control Role
Rates that staff personnel perform ____, ____, &___.
Matrix Structure
Understood by first visualizing a more traditional form of organizational structure.
Management Responsibility Guide
Describes the various responsibility relationships that exist in the organization adn to summarize how the responsibilities of various managers relate.
Informal Structure
Defined as the patterns of relationships that develop because of the informal activities of organization members.
Department
Unique group of resources established by management to perform original tasks.
1. Dividing Job Activities 2. Clarifying the Job activities of Managers 3. Being responsible
3 areas related to responsibility
1. Similarity of Functions 2. Geographic continuity 3. Complexity of Functions 4. Coordination 5. Planning
Span of Management Factors (5)
1. The supervisor 2. Subordinates 3. Organization
Obstacles to the delegation process (3)
Functional Authority
Right to give orders within a segment of the organization in which this right is normally nonexistent.
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