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These flashcards cover key concepts from the lecture on managerial functions related to governance, offering definitions and clarifications for important terms and processes.
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Four Functions of Management
Planning, Organizing, Leading, and Evaluating.
Planning
The process of formalizing objectives, determining time standards, and managing efficiency to achieve effective results.
Reasons for Resistance to Planning
Common reasons include comfort with existing methods, feelings of futility, and intimidation due to lack of planning skills.
Short-term Plans
Plans covering projects and events within 1-3 years.
Long-term Plans
Plans for projects and events extending 3 or more years into the future.
Standing Plans
Plans that are in place and consulted as certain events repeat.
Single-use Plans
Plans developed for one-time-only events.
Vision Statement
A future-based statement meant to inspire and guide company employees.
Mission Statement
Focuses on the organization’s purpose, philosophy, and values.
Goals
Broad qualitative statements that provide general direction and are achievable.
Objectives
Quantitative statements that are measurable and tied to achieving specific goals.
Tactics
Specific how-to steps used to achieve objectives.
Roles
Identification of organizational units and necessary behaviors to carry out tactics.
Evaluation of Planning Process
The assessment of the planning process to ensure consistency with objectives.
Organizing
The process of delegating tasks and coordinating resources to achieve objectives.
Impact of Organizing
Influences flow of information, collaboration, coordination, and allocation of power.
Decision Making
A two-part process involving gathering and analyzing information.
Routine Decisions
Straightforward decisions based on established policies.
Complex Decisions
Unique, non-programmed decisions requiring deeper analysis.
Rational Model of Decision Making
A structured approach to decision-making that includes identifying problems, gathering information, and evaluating options.
SLEEPE Principle of Decision Making
A holistic decision-making model considering social, legal, economic, ethical, political, and educational ramifications.
Role of Decision Making in Governance
Decisions shape organizational direction and are subject to public scrutiny.