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MANAGEMENT . _ .
FEATURES :
The principles of
management GENERAL
are
guidelines to action but do
GUIDELINES
not provide readymade solutions to all
managerial
problems
The principles of
UNIVERSAL management
APPLICABILITY are
applicable to all
types of
organisations ,
business
,
non -
business .
The principles of management
are not
rigid prescriptions ,
FLEXIBLE
which have be followed
to
absolutely -
is
The principles of management
CONTINGENT contingent or
dependent upon the
Principles of
management are
behavioral in nature ,
as
they BEHAVIORAL
97m at
influencing behavior
of human
beings .
of cases .
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Provide
managers optimum
with utilisation of resources
useful insights
and effective
into
reality .
administration .
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thoughtful Decisions responsibility
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and research
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SCIENTIFIC MANAGEMENT '
Scientific
management means
knowing
and
you want to do
exactly what men
cheapest
way
.
•
Taylor believed that best
there was
only one
method to maximise
efficiency .
This method
can be developed
through scientific
study
and
analysis of each element of a
job .
•
This can result in tremendous
human
sailing of
• There
always exists , the possibility of a kind
the
part of both
management and workers .
•
Mental Revolution involves in the
a
change
attitude of workers and
management towards one
COOPERATION NOT
INDIVIDUALISM .
Competition
should be
replaced by cooperation .
and
responsibility between workers and
management .
DEVELOPMENT OF EACH AND
Then , work
assigned should suit his/her physical,
mental and intellectual capabilities .
•
To increase their
efficiency they , should be
given the
required
training " earn "
to the best
"
method .
TECHNIQUES OF
Scientific MANAGEMENT -
i
FUNCTIONAL FOREMAN SHIP
at
aims to improve the
quality of supervision
identified
the shop floor level of
factory ; Taylor a
PLANNING PRODUCTION
IN CHARGE IN CHARGE
Route
Instruction Clerk
Clerk Time & Repair
Cost Clerk Speed Boss
Boss
Gang
Disciplinarian Boss
Inspectors
STANDARDISATION
jj AND
SIMPLIFICATION OF WORK
•
simplification of work aims at
eliminating
superfluous vanities sizes and
, dimensions of
Products .
iii WORK STUDY TECHNIQUES .
To
study the movements like
lifting ,
motion
sitting etc which are undertaken STUDY
while
doing a defined job .
To determine TIME
a standard
time taken STUDY
by a worker of reasonable
skill and
efficiency to
perform a well -
defined job .
iv DIFFERENTIAL PIECE
WAGE SYSTEM -
MANAGEMENT . .
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Work is divided into small
tasks / iobs .
A trained specialist
WORK who is
competent is required to
perform each iob .
Authority is the
right to give
orders
of
and obtain
Responsibility
authority
is
.
the
obedience
corollary
.
-RiT AND
RESPONSIBILITY
ipw to
Discipline is
rules
which are
and
f
The principle states that each
Participant informal
organisation
should receive orders from
COMMAND
and be
a
responsible to only one
superior .
C)
Each
group of activities having
UNITY Of
the same objective must
have
DIRECTION
one head and one plan .
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The interests of an
organisation
should take
priority over the
INTEREST
interests of INDIVIDUAL
any one
individual TO GENERAL INTEREST
employee
according to
Fayol .
R mÑ N
The
overall and
pay compensation
should be fair
to both
Of employees
and the
EMPLOYEES organisation Remuneration
.
should be just
and
equitable .
A"ˢA"°N
The
concentration of
decision
making authority
-
called is AND
centralization
whereas its dispersion among DECENTRALISATION
more than one
person is
decentralisation .
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g)
rganisations should have
SCALAR a chain of
authority that runs
CHAIN from top to bottom and should
be followed
by managers and
the subordinates
The
WARDER
.
principle
' '
of order
states that
a
place for
everything and everyone
in its ( his / her)
place .
Essentially
means
orderliness .
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The principle emphasises
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team spirit of
unity and