Professional Documents
Culture Documents
Presented By:
- Hari Himawan
- Hiralalitya
- Ishak Sidjabat
- Lextro
- Rizqi Wijayanto
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Learning Objectives
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Managers
Seorang dalam organisasi
Pembuat keputusan
Peduli dengan perencanaan, memimpin serta
mengkontrol aktivitas untuk mencapai tujuan
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Employees
Suppliers
Financial Resources
Method
Free Powerpoint Templates
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Management Functions
Planning:
Suatu proses perencanaan penentuan tujuan organisasi
Mission is the statement of an
organizations fundamental purpose
and basic philosophy
Planning
Objectives are measurable
statements on common issues such
as profit, competitive advantage,
efficiency and growth
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Management Functions
Plan
Organizing
Staffing
Downsizing
Directing
Controlling
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Management Functions
CONTOH
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Levels of Management
Importance
of
Management
Functions to
Managers in
Each Level
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Levels of Management
Top Managers
Middle Managers
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Managerial Definition
Financial Managers
Production &
Operations Managers
Those who focus on obtaining funds for operation and using them to
further goals
Those who develop and administer the activities involved in
transforming resources into goods, services and ideas for
marketplace
Human Resources
Managers
Marketing Managers
Information Technology
(IT) Managers
Administrative
Managers
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Managerial Task
Projecting income and
expenses; determining
financing needs
Investing extra funds
Protecting and
monitoring the money
flow
Planning, designing
production facilities
Purchasing raw materials and
supplies and inventory mgt
Scheduling processes to
meet demand
Ensuring products meet
quality standards
Financial
Managers
Production &
Operational
Managers
Human
Resources
Managers
Marketing research
Advertising
Personal selling
Retailing
Digital marketing
Securing computer
systems
Protecting the
systems data
Staff training and
support
Marketing
Managers
Information
Technology
(IT) Managers
Administrative
Managers
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Leadership Type
Autocratic Leaders make all the decisions
then tell employees what must be done and
how to do it
Democratic Leaders involve their employees
in decisions
Free-rein Leaders let their employees work
without
much
interference;
setting
performance standards and letting employees
find their own way to meet them
Birocratic Leaders
Free Powerpoint Templates
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Management Level
Leaders Character
Top Managers
Sole Proprietorship
Partnership
Middle Managers
Corporation
not inherited
Leadership
not given
can be learned
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Managerial Tips
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Managerial Resource
Organizations acquire managers in three ways:
Promoting employees from within
(Tends to increase motivation)
Hiring managers from other organizations
(Expensive to relocate people)
Hiring managers straight out of universities
(Look for people who are trainable and a good fit with
their corporate culture)
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Decision Making
Steps in the Decision Making Process
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Management Reality
Managers spend a lot of time establishing and updating an agenda of goals
and plans for carrying out their responsibilities
Agenda
A calendar containing both specific and vague items, that covers
short-term goals and long-term objectives
Networking
The building of relationships and sharing of information with
colleagues who can help managers achieve the items on their agenda
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