Title: MODULE 2 THE MANAGEMENT PROCESS
1MODULE 2THE MANAGEMENT PROCESS
- Everyone becomes a manager someday
- What does it mean to be a manager?
- What do managers do?
2 THE MANAGEMENT PROCESS The Meaning Of
Management MODULE GUIDE 2.1
- Organizations have different types and levels of
management - Accountability is a cornerstone of managerial
performance - Effective managers help others achieve
performance and satisfaction - Managers must meet multiple and changing
expectations
3THE MEANING OF MANAGEMENT Types and Levels of
Management
4THE MEANING OF MANAGEMENTAccountability
- Accountability
- The requirement of one person to answer to a
higher authority for performance achieved in his
or her area of work responsibility.
5THE MEANING OF MANAGEMENTEffective Management
- Effective Managers
- Meet both performance and satisfaction goals.
- Performance relates to achieving organizational
goals - Satisfaction relates to QWL (quality of work life)
6 THE MEANING OF MANAGEMENTEffective Management
7THE MANAGEMENT PROCESSWhat Managers DoMODULE
GUIDE 2.2
- Managers work is often intense and demanding
- Managers plan, organize, lead and control
- Managers enact informational, interpersonal and
decisional roles - Managers pursue action agendas and engage in
networking - Managers use a variety of technical, human, and
conceptual skills - Managers learn from experience
8WHAT MANAGERS DOThe Management Process
- Planning
- The process of setting performance objectives and
determining what actions should be taken to
achieve them. - Organizing
- The process of assigning tasks, allocating
resources and coordinating the activities of
individuals and groups. - Leading
- The process of arousing peoples enthusiasm to
work hard and inspiring their efforts to fulfill
plans and accomplish objectives. - Controlling
- The process of measuring work performance,
comparing results to objectives and taking
corrective action.
9WHAT MANAGERS DOThe Management Process
10WHAT MANAGERS DOManagement Roles
11WHAT MANAGERS DOManagement Skills
- Technical Skills
- The ability to use a special proficiency or
expertise to perform particular tasks. - Conceptual Skills
- The ability to think critically and analytically.
- Human Skills
- The ability to work with others.
- A high level of emotional intelligence
12WHAT MANAGERS DOManagement Skills
13WHAT MANAGERS DOManagement Skills
- Emotional Intelligence
- The ability to manage ourselves and our
relationships effectively
Five Facets of Emotional Intelligence 1. Self
awarenessunderstanding moods, emotions 2. Self
regulationthinking before acting, controlling
disruptive impulses 3. Motivationworking hard
and persevering 4. Empathyunderstanding
emotions of others 5. Social skillsgaining
rapport and building good relationships
14WHAT MANAGERS DOManagement Skills
- Management Development
- Lifelong learning
- The process of continuously learning from daily
experiences and opportunities.
15WHAT MANAGERS DOManagement Skills
- MANAGEMENT TIPS
- 1. Plan meetings and work schedules.
- 2. Clarify goals and tasks, and gather ideas for
improvement. - 3. Appraise performance and counsel team members.
- 4. Recommend pay increases and new assignments.
- 5. Recruit, train, and develop team members.
- 6. Encourage high performance and teamwork.
- 7. Inform team members about organizational goals
and expectations. - 8. Inform higher levels of team needs and
accomplishments. - 9. Coordinate with other teams and support the
rest of the organization.