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Principles of Management Learning Session # 30 Dr. A. Rashid Kausar

Re-cap of Session # 29

6 Basic Building Blocks 1. Designing Jobs (Job Specialization) 2. Grouping Jobs (Departmentalization) 3. Establishing Reporting Relationships

6 Basic Building Blocks 4. Distributing Authority 5. Coordinating Activities 6. Differentiating Between Positions

1. Job Design The determination of an individual’s work-related responsibilities.

Specification of task activities associated with a particular job 1. Job Design Specification of task activities associated with a particular job

Job Specialization Degree to which the overall task of the organization is broken down into smaller components.

Job Specialization Benefits Limitations 1. Workers can become proficient at a task 2. Transfer time between tasks decrease 3. Specialized equipment can be developed 4. Employee replacement becomes easier Limitations 1. Employee boredom and dissatisfaction 2. Anticipated benefits do not always occur

2. Grouping Jobs: Departmentalization The process of grouping jobs according to some logical arrangement.

2. Grouping Jobs: Departmentalization Rationale for Departmentalization Organizational growth exceeds the owner-manager’s capacity to personally supervise all of the organization. Additional managers are employed and assigned specific employees to supervise.

Departmentalization 2. Product 3. Customer 4. Location 4 Basic Types: 1. Functional 2. Product 3. Customer 4. Location

Departmentalization Customer Geographic Matrix Functional Product

Functional Departmentalization

Functional Departmentalization Advertising Agency Sales Accounting Information Systems Human Resources Print Advertising Art Department Radio Creative Department Adapted from Exhibit 11.3

Functional Structure Structure in which positions are grouped according to their main functional (or specialised) area. CEO Manager, Manufacturing Manager, Distribution Manager, Administration

Functional Departmentalization Advantages 1. Department can be staffed by experts 2. Supervision is facilitated 3. Coordination within department is easier

Functional Departmentalization Disadvantages 1. Decision making becomes slow and bureaucratic 2. Lose sight of organizational goals/issues 3. Accountability and performance are difficult to monitor

Product Departmentalization

Product Departmentalization ABC Aircraft Engines Consumer Finance Consumer Products Transportation Systems Specialty Materials Medical Systems XYZ TV Insurance

Product Departmentalization Advantages 1.Managers specialize, but have broader experiences 2.Easier to assess work-unit performance 3.Decision-making is faster.

Product Departmentalization Disadvantages 1.Duplication of activities 2.Difficult to coordinate across departments

Customer Departmentalization Classic Cards Air, Car, Hotel Reservations Expense Management Solutions Advice & Planning ABC Corporation Lifestyle Cards Vacation & Specials Small Businesses Banking Reward Cards Worldwide Travel Offices Financial Services Brokerage Cards Travel Business

Customer Departmentalization Advantages Disadvantages Focuses on customer needs Products and services tailored to customer needs Duplication of resources Difficult to coordinate across departments Efforts to please customers may hurt the company