Principles of Management (Chapter 1)

How many processes involve in management?

• 5

• 7

• 6

• 4

The management processes known as

• Thinking, planning, staying, instructing, organising, and controlling

• Planning, coordinating, staffing, instructing, organising, controlling

• Directing, defining, organising, locating, staffing, monitoring

• Planning, organising, staffing, directing, coordinating, and controlling

Why management is important?

• To help managers to merely gain more profit

• To help managers to direct and lead the organization effectively

• To help managers to have good employees

• To help managers to give instruction to the external parties

Which of the following not the categories of management?

• Conducting theory

• Contingency theory

• Modern management theory

• Classical management theory

Administrative management theory was introduced by

• Hendri Fayol

• Frederick Tailor

• Henri Fayol

• Fredeirc Taylor

What is the theory of leadership?

• Giving best example and inspiration to the employees

• Showing imbalance attitude for workers to follow

• Giving work life balance and more remote working

• Leading active action

System theory involves essential elements, exclude?

• Output

• Input

• Collection

• Process

5S is an example of ..................

• Total Quality Management

• Six Sigma

• Knowledge Management

• Lean Management

Agile management is .........

• Interative and flexible approach

• Positive ideology

• Maintain resources approach

• Reduce waste approach

Recruiting is a process of management which falls under?

• Planning

• Leading

• Staffing

• Organising