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Total questions: 46
Worksheet time: 23mins
is a management function which involves influencing others to engage in the work behaviors necessary to reach organizational goals
leading
motivating
control
influencing
is the ability to influence others through the use of position or authority. It's derived from your role in an organizational or society.
reward power
legitimate power
coercive power
referent power
is the formal power given to a work leader to give out rewards to other employees. it is a position power which means the source of power is based on a leader's position with a company.
reward power
legitimate power
expert power
referent power
type of power that employs the use of force, threats, and other forms of coercion to stimulate an outcome.
reward power
legitimate power
coercive power
referent power
type of power that stems from a leader's ability to inspire and influence others
reward power
legitimate power
coercive power
referent power
ability to influence others because of one's superior knowledge or skill in a particular area
reward power
legitimate power
expert power
referent power
a person who is physically fit is likely to appeal as a leader and attract people
knowledge
initiative
physical features
social skills
a leader must be knowledgeable and competent
knowledge
initiative
physical features
social skills
every leader should have a high degree of honesty
motivational skills
initiative
vision
integrity
these are skills leaders must possess to enable him to understand and make decisions about work, processes, activities and technology.
social skills
technical skills
emotional skills
high skill
this skills refer to the ability of a leader to deal with people both inside and outside the organization
interpersonal skills
intrapersonal skills
conceptual skills
modal skills
are conceptual skills which let you grasp complex ideas and come up with answers for difficult problems
interpersonal skills
intrapersonal skills
conceptual skills
modal skills
leaders who make decisions themselves, w/o consulting subordinates. Motivation takes the form of threats, punishment, and intimidation of all kinds.
participative leader
autocratic leader
free-rein leader
when a leader openly invites his subordinate to participate or share in decisions, policy-making and operation methods.
participative leader
autocratic leader
free-rein leader
leaders who make decisions themselves, w/o consulting subordinates. Motivation takes the form of threats, punishment, and intimidation of all kinds.
participative leader
autocratic leader
free-rein leader
leader who set objective and allow employees or subordinates relative freedom to do whatever it takes accomplish these objective
participative leader
autocratic leader
free-rein leader
is for people who lack competence but are enthusiastic and committed, they need direction and supervision to get them started
directing
coaching
supporting
delegating
is for people who have both competence and commitment. They are able and willing to work on a project by themselves with little supervisions or support
directing
coaching
supporting
delegating
is for people who have some competence but lack commitment
directing
coaching
supporting
delegating
is for people who have competence but lack commitment
directing
coaching
supporting
delegating
leader solves the problem or make the decision himself using available information
autocratic leader
consultative leader
group directed leader
leader approaches subordinates individually getting their ideas then makes decisions
autocratic leader
consultative leader
group directed leader
leader shares the problem with the subordinates as a group, lets the group generate and evaluate alternative solutions and collectively decides
autocratic leader
consultative leader
group directed leader
is the process of assessing whether organizational objectives have been met, identifying the reason if they haven't and then deciding on actions to improve future objective achievement
assessing
controlling
motivation
monitoring and analyzing financial statements, budgets and cash flow to ensure that the organization is meeting its financial goals.
financial control
quality control
customer feedback and service control
project control
monitoring project progress, timeline, and budgets to ensure that projects stan on track.
financial control
quality control
customer feedback and service control
project control
which are expressed in quantity
sales targets
production targets
worker attendance
safety record
supplies used
which are expressed in quantity or quality
sales targets
production targets
worker attendance
safety record
supplies used
which are expressed in terms of rate absences
sales targets
production targets
worker attendance
safety record
supplies used
which are expressed in numbers of accidents for given periods
sales targets
production targets
worker attendance
safety record
supplies used
which are expressed in quantity or monetary terms for given periods
sales targets
production targets
worker attendance
safety record
supplies used
which are expressed in quantity or monetary terms for given periods
sales targets
production targets
worker attendance
safety record
supplies used
this type of control assures that the required human and non-human resources are in place before operation
concurrent control
feedforward control
feedback control
when operations are already ongoing and activities to detect variances are made is said to be undertaken
concurrent control
feedforward control
feedback control
when information is gathered about a completed activity, and so that evaluation and steps for improvement are derived
concurrent control
feedforward control
feedback control
refers to the process of determining the major goals of the organization, policies and strategies
strategic planning
goal planning
financial planning
a document that outlines an organization's or an individual's financial goals, strategies and projection over an extended period, typically several years
ranging financial plan
long-range financial plan
long term financial plan
indicates the expenditures, revenues, or profits planned for some future periods regarding operation.
long-terms
goals
operating budget
This refers to the regular review of an employee’s job performance and overall contribution to a company. As such, this provides employees a guide on how to de their jobs better in the future.
achievement cost
performance appraisal
reward
refers to the framework within which the objectives must be pursued.
policy
procedures
goals
is a plan that describes the exact series of actions to be taken in a given situation.
policy
procedures
goals
is a detailed method for controlling activities. It involves pairing different accounts from financial statements to form a ratio
statistics' ratio
ratio proportion
financial ratio analysis
This is a group of ratios designed to assess the balance of financing obtain through debt and equity sources.
efficiency ratio
financial leverage ratio
profitability ratio
These ratios measure how much operating income or net income a company is able to generate in relation to its assets, owner‘s equity, and sales.
efficiency ratio
financial leverage ratio
profitability ratio
is coined to emphasize how such experiences expose management to the real challenges faced by their employees
executive reality check
comprehensive internal audit
general checklist of symptom of inadequate control
is a thorough examination of an organization’s activities aimed at assessing their efficiency and effectiveness. It is conducted to identify any issues or dysfunctions that may go unnoticed but could potentially lead to significant problems.
executive reality check
comprehensive internal audit
general checklist of symptom of inadequate control
