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CHAPTER 1-Introduction To Management

Chapter 1 introduces the fundamentals of management, defining it as the process of effectively coordinating resources to achieve organizational goals. It outlines key management functions such as planning, organizing, leading, and controlling, along with the necessary managerial skills and levels. Additionally, it discusses Mintzberg's managerial roles, emphasizing the importance of interpersonal, informational, and decisional responsibilities in effective management.

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CHAPTER 1-Introduction To Management

Chapter 1 introduces the fundamentals of management, defining it as the process of effectively coordinating resources to achieve organizational goals. It outlines key management functions such as planning, organizing, leading, and controlling, along with the necessary managerial skills and levels. Additionally, it discusses Mintzberg's managerial roles, emphasizing the importance of interpersonal, informational, and decisional responsibilities in effective management.

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CHAPTER 1:

Introduction to
Management
FUNDAMENTALS OF
MANAGEMENT (MGT 162)
Learning Objective

Concept of management

Management functions

Managerial performances

Levels and Skills of Managers.

Mintzberg’s Managerial Roles


◦ Management is the process of
administering and coordinating
resources effectively, efficiently,
and to achieve the goals of the
organization.

Definition
A group of individual - They are made up of people
which two or more people who work together.

Management structure – Identify the roles and


responsibility of the job to ensure every worker knows
their job description and responsibility. They also know
whom they have to report to and refer.

Organization
Organizational goals - They have goals to achieve.
They are interacting with each other to achieve a
common goal or a set of goals.

Examples of an organization: Hospitals, UiTM, School.


Performance efficiency Performance effectiveness
Measuring The ability to do the things right. An
efficient manager is a manager who can
The ability to choose the right goals
e.g. If the demand in the market for cars
Managerial achieve outputs/ results as expected.
Managers who are able to utilize &
minimize the cost of resources such as
is form small, compact & economical
cars, but the manager chooses to

Performances
produce & manufacture big, luxury &
staff, finance, equipment & raw material. expensive cars, the manager is considered
to be ineffective
Planning
Includes defining goals, establishing strategy & developing
plans to coordinate activities.

Organizing

Four Determine what tasks are to be done, who is to do them, how


the task are to be grouped, who reports to whom & where
decisions are to be made.

Functions of Leading

Management Includes motivating subordinates, directing others,


selecting the most effective communication channels, &
resolving conflicts.

Controlling
Monitoring activities to ensure that they are being
accomplished as planned & correcting any
significant deviations.
Managerial Level
Technical skills
Ability to use the procedures, techniques, &
knowledge of a specialized field.

Human skills
Skill Of Is a skill that gives a manager the ability to
work effectively with other people. It includes

Managers the ability to motivate, understand, lead &


communicate, which a manager needs
throughout his work.

Conceptual skills
They are mental capabilities that help
managers see the whole enterprise as well as
the relationships that exist among the various
parts in the organization.
Mintzberg’s
Managerial
Roles
Interpersonal Roles
Help manager in managing
the organization smoothly.

Informational Roles
Assists manager in receiving
& communicating the
information to make the
right decision.

Decisional Roles
Assists managers in making
decisions that solve problem
or analyze & take advantage
of opportunities.
Interpersonal Roles
Figurehead Leader Liason

A person who
Represent the A person who is performs and interacts
organizations in responsible for hiring, with other people
managerial capacity training and motivating outside the
as head of unit subordinates in the organization such as
organization suppliers, customers,
competitors
Informational Roles
Monitor
• Seeks and receives information from internal and external environment.

Disseminator
• After filtering the information, managers will transmit information received to the employees

Spokesperson
• Managers as spokesperson will transmit information to outsiders
Decisional Roles

Resource Disturbance
Entrepreneur Negotiator
Allocator Handler

• Responsible for • Responsible for • Responsible for


• Think and act as allocation of the corrective representing the
entrepreneur resources in the actions when organization at
organization. organization major
Manager need to faces important, negotiations
identify to whom unexpected
and when disturbances
resources need
to be allocated.
"Management is, above
all, a practice where
art, science, and craft
meet"
- Henry Mintzberg -
The Prophet Muhammad (s) said:
““It is better for a leader to make a
mistake in forgiving than to make a
mistake in punishing.” ——— Al-
Tirmidhi, Hadith 1011.
THANK YOU

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