23. Types of Organization structures:
• Hierarchical
• Functional
• Horizontal/flat
• Divisional
• Matrix
•
Team-based
• Network
24. In a vertical organization, your business has a pyramidal top-down structure, with a CEO,
president or owner at the top, a middle section of managers and supervisors,
and a bottom section of
regular employees.
25. Line and staff are the two broadest categories within which employees are organized in a
business. Line personnel are directly involved in the operations of a business. Line functions include
sales, marketing, production, and distribution. The line functions also generate revenue for the
organization.
Staff personnel facilitate the activities of line personnel. For example, a human resources employee
is ranked within
the staff classification, as is an internal auditor, an accountant, a public relations
person, and a risk manager.
26. Delegation is the assignment of authority to another person to carry out specific activities.
8 steps in delegation procedure:
1. Pick the right person. And don’t go to the same person all the time. Sometimes the right person
is someone who needs to develop skills, shown an interest, or needs a challenge.
2. Clearly communicate how much autonomy the person has. The amount of “rope” you give
someone should increase over time as they perform well.
3. Describe the desired results in detail. The person needs to know where the “goal line” is and
how success will be measured.
4. Provide the necessary resources. You need to set people up for success.
5. Establish checkpoints and milestones. People need to know if they are making progress.
6. Encourage people to try new and creative methods for pursuing the goal.
And reward people for
trying new things.
7. Create a motivating environment. You need to know when to cheer, when to coach, and when to
step back. And definitely celebrate successes.
8. Tolerates risks and mistakes; make sure to turn these into learning opportunities. Don’t just say
“Oh, it’s okay.” Help the person review what happened and what they can learn.
27. Advantages of delegation:
• It can save time for everyone.
• Growing team and business
•
Fulfilling your job role
• Stronger business continuity
Disadvantages of delegation:
• Quality of work can suffer.
• Lack of employee confidence
• Potential extra costs for staff training
• It can lead to frustration.
28. When managers delegate too often, their employees feel abandoned and unmotivated.
29. A formal organization is defined as an organization that has set rules and regulations to be
followed by the employees. Examples: businesses, governments. On the other hand, an informal
organization is defined as an organization that focuses on building social relationships and networks.
Examples: clubs, social networks.
30. In
management, the meaning of staffing is an operation of recruiting employees by evaluating
their skills, knowledge, and then offering them specific job roles accordingly. Staffing includes
recruitment, performance appraisal, promotions and transferring employees to the proper
departments.
31. Technological advances can impact staffing, as they automate many processes that were
previously done by humans. This may reduce the need for employees. Example: self-checkout
machines in the stores.
32. Internal recruitment methods: promotion,
new position, transfer.
External recruitment methods: job boards, social media, employee referrals, job fairs, company
websites.
33. Internal recruitment is a process in which employers look to fill the position from within its
company. External recruitment is when employers look to fill the vacancy from any suitable
applicant outside the company.
34. The selection process consists of five distinct aspects:
• Criteria development.
• Application and résumé review.
• Interviewing.
• Test administration.
• Making the offer.
35. 7 types of job interviews
•
One-on-one interview.
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