Functions of Management Process
Functions of Management Process
Effective management and leadership include innovative critical thinking motivating employees and making
sure the organization accomplishes objectives and goals.
"Defining goals, setting specific performance objectives, and identifying the actions needed to achieve them"
(Schermerhon et al., 2000, p.11)
Process of planning
Types of planning
Functions involved
Frequency of planning
Organizing
“Organizing is usually interpreted as creating work structures and systems, and arranging resources to
accomplish goals and objectives.”
(Schermerhorn et al., 2000)
“One aspect of this function is organizing work by dividing up tasks. Another essential aspect is matching
people with work by delegating tasks and the authority to use the organization’s resources.”
(Mescon et al., 1981).
Resource allocation
Specific individual responsibility
Leading
“Leading is when managers instil enthusiasm by communicating with others, motivating them to work hard, and
maintaining good interpersonal relations.”
(Schermerhorn et al., 2000)
Motivating employees
Influencing employees
Forming effective groups.
Controlling
“We have a hands off approach with the smaller results; but a strong focus on long term results.”
(Mr. Nadir Rahman, CEO of KASB securities)
Monitoring Performance
Supervising Implementation
Taking Corrective Action