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A group of two or more people
working together to achieve
common goal
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1. JOB DESIGN 3
2. DEPARTMENTALISATION
3. DELEGATION
4. SPAN OF MANAGEMENT
5. CHAIN OF COMMAND
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PRESIDENT CHAIN OF COMMAND
VICE PRESIDENT Line of authority from higher
level to the lower level
VICE PRESIDENT
VICE PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT
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JOB SPECIALISATION PATCHING CUTTING POCKET
Separate the organization
SHIRT
activities COMPANY
Make it into distinct task
Different tasks, different THREADING BUTTON
people
Small part of larger process
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JOB TOO LARGE SAVE TIME INNOVATION
For a person to Not lose time When specializes
changing from one east to innovate
handle task to another task
EASY TRAINING
SPECIALIZED Easy job traininh
Highly specialized,
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efficiently
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Job Rotation • Systematic rotation
• Temporary assign new task to new people
Job • Increase number of task
Enlargement • Within one job
Job • Increase number of task
Enrichment • Within one job
• With authority
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GROUPING JOBS INTO
MANAGEABLE UNIT
Different unit doing different task
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FUNCTION
COMBINATION PRODUCT
CUSTOMER LOCATION
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Group the jobs based on specialized activities 10
Example:
Finance, marketing, operation, human resource, and
administration
Normally for new business, or small business
Disadvantage: slow decision making
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Group the jobs based on goods or services 11
Different unit = different product/services
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Group the jobs based on geographic area 12
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Group the jobs based on the needs of various customer
population
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Organisation structure have two or more forms of departmentalization
= combined together
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Assign part of STEPS OF
manager’s work and DELEGATION
power to other workers
RESPONSIBILITY
HASNAH ABDUL KADIR Assign task
AUTHORITY
Assign power
ACOUNTABILITY
Create obligation to do
task
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Manager reluctant to delegate job because do not trust the
staff’s capability in doing the job
Manager fear the staff will do better: the staff becomes
threat to the manager
Manager disorganized – unable to plan for the delegation
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DECENTRALISATION CENTRALISATION
Spread authority widely Authority/power
to the lower orgz level concentrate to the
Give the upper level
power/authority to the
Centralised organization
lower level to make
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Depends on external environment
Nature of decision. High risk, more important decision
making = CENTRALISATION
Ability of lower level manager to make decision
Firm’s traditional practice
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OR SPAN OF CONTROL
DEFINITION:
NUMBER OR WORKERS WHO REPORT DIRECTLY TO ONE
MANAGER
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# of subordinates
ORGANISATION HEIGHT
# of layers
# of staff
Cost
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