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What behavior is characterized by inducing compliance through rewards and formal authority?
What behavior is characterized by inducing compliance through rewards and formal authority?
- Transformational influence
- Transactional influence (correct)
- Empowering strategies
- Leading behavior
Which behavior primarily focuses on creating a vision and meaning for the organization?
Which behavior primarily focuses on creating a vision and meaning for the organization?
- Transactional influence
- Leading behavior
- Empowering strategies
- Innovating for the entire organization (correct)
What role does a status quo supporter primarily play within an organization?
What role does a status quo supporter primarily play within an organization?
- Inducing change in attitudes
- Challenging existing practices
- Maintaining standard job behavior (correct)
- Creating a vision for the future
Which behavior is most likely to empower followers to internalize values?
Which behavior is most likely to empower followers to internalize values?
When a leader asks what and why to change standard practices, which behavior are they exhibiting?
When a leader asks what and why to change standard practices, which behavior are they exhibiting?
What is the primary focus of the planning function in management?
What is the primary focus of the planning function in management?
Which type of manager is primarily responsible for the overall performance of an organization?
Which type of manager is primarily responsible for the overall performance of an organization?
In which role does a manager focus on motivating and directing employees to achieve organizational goals?
In which role does a manager focus on motivating and directing employees to achieve organizational goals?
What type of roles involve collecting, processing, and disseminating information?
What type of roles involve collecting, processing, and disseminating information?
What is a primary responsibility of functional managers within an organization?
What is a primary responsibility of functional managers within an organization?
Which of the following functions is involved in monitoring performance and taking corrective action when necessary?
Which of the following functions is involved in monitoring performance and taking corrective action when necessary?
Which managerial role encompasses interaction with individuals both inside and outside the organization?
Which managerial role encompasses interaction with individuals both inside and outside the organization?
What is a significant challenge faced by first-time managers?
What is a significant challenge faced by first-time managers?
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Study Notes
Introduction to Management
- Four main functions of management: Planning, organizing, controlling, and leading and developing employees
- Planning: Setting goals, identifying actions, allocating responsibilities, measuring success, and revising plans
- Organizing: Determining who does what to achieve common goals
- Controlling: Monitoring performance against goals, intervening if needed, and taking corrective actions
- Leading: Motivating, influencing, and directing employees
- Developing employees: Hiring, training, and rewarding employees
Types of Managers
- General Managers: Oversee the entire organization's performance
- Functional Managers: Lead specific departments or sub-units within a department, such as Finance Manager, Sales Manager, or Marketing Manager
- Frontline Managers: Directly manage employees who are not managers themselves
Managerial Roles
- Interpersonal roles: Involve interaction with others inside and outside the organization
- Informational roles: Collecting, processing, and disseminating information
- Decision roles: Making decisions based on collected information
Manager vs. Leader
- Manager: Focuses on day-to-day tasks, maintaining resources, and ensuring standard practices are followed
- Leader: Formulates long-term objectives, guides c hange, and inspires others to achieve a vision
- Manager: Uses transactional influence, relying on rewards, sanctions, and authority
- Leader: Uses transformational influence, changing values, attitudes, and behavior through personal examples and expertise
- Manager: Maintains the status quo
- Leader: Challenges the status quo and drives change
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