Business Management

If you like business, numbers, and organizing things, you might consider a career in

• business management

• art

• education

• accounting

Which of the following are examples of top-level management job titles:

• collections supervisor, crew chief, production supervisor

• district manager, department head, regional sales manager

• floor supervisor, areas supervisor, section manager

• president, senior vice president, chief executive officer (CEO)

Business management is the direct control of a business or enterprise.

• True

• False

There are 3 levels of business management. They are

• secretary, accountant, supervisor

• professor, dean of students, instructional assistant

• top-level managers, middle-level managers, first-line managers

• cashier, bagger, produce worker

Middle-level managers do NOT carry out the decisions of top-level management.

• True

• False

The 4 functions of managers are:

• leading, running, filing, deleting

• standardizing, controlling, directing, signing

• planning, organizing, controlling, leading

• leading, sigining, leading directing

First-line managers direct the ___________ activities of operational employees.

• week to week

• warehouse

• day to day

• month to month

Factors that will affect your career are:

• education

• the money you want to make (salary)

• where you want to work

• all of the above

Types of education include:

• high school diploma/technical education

• on the job training/apprenticeship

• Bachelors & Masters/PhD

• all of the above

Keeping a company on track is

• leading

• organizing

• controlling

• planning