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Introduction to Business Management Chapter 1
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When you think about what managers do, what are two words that come to mind?
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What are two good characteristics of an effective manager? Think about a manager (or teacher) you’ve had.
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Management Talk Companies fail when they become complacent and imagine that they will always be successful. So we are always challenging ourselves. Even the most successful companies must constantly reinvent themselves. Who said it? Hint: Tech company
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How do you decide?? Full day 2 hour delay No school
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Principles Basic truth or law - science Hypothesis – idea about how something works Instead, developed through induction – general conclusion Management is always changing
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Situations What do you do when someone is constantly late? Consequences of doing nothing? What do you do if an employee steals from you? What do you do if a waiter/waitress harasses a customer because of a small tip?
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Levels of Management Senior – CFO, CEO, COO, CIO Middle Middle management shuffle Supervisory – day to day operations What you see
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Tasks Top management somewhat even on tasks Plan Organize Staff Lead Control Supervisory Management heavy toward controlling and leading
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Roles Interpersonal Relationship builder, leader, figurehead Information related Monitor, communication, spokesperson Decision making Entrepreneur, disturbance handler, resource director, negotiator
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Skills Conceptual Understand, plan, organize Human Relations Interpersonal skills, HR directors, managers Technical Computers, IT, accounting
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Discrimination Men vs Women Men vs Women Salaries Revealed Salaries Revealed Milton Friedman Milton Friedman Is it nature/biology? Tradition? A flaw in the system? Another view Another view Major companies with women CEOs GM, HP, IBM, PepsiCo, Lockheed Martin, DuPont, Xerox, Duke Energy, Campbell Soup, Yahoo 23/500 or 4.6%
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Issues in Management What are five things people may be discriminated on? Glass Ceiling Sticky Floor Syndrome
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What does it take to be an entrepreneur?
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Entrepreneurs Run their own businesses May work for someone else first Get experience and expertise Sole proprietors – single person business Partnerships – two or more Corporation – separate entity Franchise Intrapreneurship –take risks within company Small business – fewer than 100 employees 99% of businesses
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Who Innovates More? Large or Small companies?
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What you need to consider: Resume builders Clubs Leadership positions Work experience Networking Creating contacts
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