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MANAGEMENT FUNCTIONS Product

1. PLANNING
– determining in advance what to be done, Services
how it is to be done ▪ Intangible – impossibility of touching, seeing,
– setting goals and objective – first step in planning hearing and smelling.
▪ Inseparable – service cannot be separated
Goals – Target future results. Ex. To increase sales from the person/seller
Objective – State in general. Ex. To increase sales 10% ▪ Heterogeneity – product is homogenous in terms of
higher than last year standard
– Must be SMART – Specific, Measurable, – impossible or difficult to standardize
Attainable, Relevant, Timebound the quality among several offering
the same services.
2. ORGANIZING
– create a structure with fully integrated part that are Inputs: 6M’s or Resources of Management
related to each other ▪ Money
▪ Manpower – employees – lifeblood of organization
3. STAFFING ▪ Materials – raw materials – unprocessed goods
– recruitment and selection of manpower – intermediate product – partially processed
– looking for efficient and effective – unidentified
finished product
Effective – producing desired results/outputs – finished goods – goods ready for
Efficient – producing desired results/outputs with less consumption
cost, time and resources ▪ Method – strategies
▪ Machines
Factors influencing efficiency of labor: ▪ Market – place where buyers and sellers meet
▪ Experience
▪ Level of Literacy – educational attainment Types of Production
▪ Health ▪ Labor Intensive Production – employs manpower
▪ Socio-cultural factors – way of living, practices, ▪ Capital Intensive – employs machines
belief, values and traditions which are historically
evolved since the beginning
Abraham Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs
4. DIRECTING
– Motivation – “movere” – to move
– Leadership – art of influencing other people
– Communication – transmitting meaning between
individuals
*observe effective communication
*there is a clear message to understand

Frederick Taylor
– Father of Scientific Management
– “money is the best motivator”
Financial incentive

5. CONTROLLING
– Performance Evaluation
– Disciplinary Action – action taken by the
management towards the employee for
infraction/violation of company policies,
rules and regulation.

JPA

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