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ornament 22 February 2011 ornament

MGT 323, Review Chapters 1-7, Catholic University of America

The Alert Student will understand the vocabulary of management using the text book and the in-class materials.

The exam might include, but will not be limited to, these topics.

The exam will be timed at 35 minutes.

Knowledge Management

Four components-functions of management

Managers need three broad skills

Of those three skills, what does s/he need most; and need least?

Social Capital

List inputs into an organization and outputs

Management in a sentence

Management in a word

Who determines company success?

The purpose of business is to create a _____________ and make a ______________.

Benchmarking

Critical vs Core

What is Nordstrom’s one rule for employees?

What is the difference between a “life lie” and a “business lie”?

ethics

goals

SWOT

vertical integration

There are two major business strategies to compete in a particular industry

What is a monkey and why is this important?

groupthink

one rule for brainstorming

Entrepreneurs are motivated solely by money, discuss

What is the most important part of a business plan?

Where does the entrepreneur usually get start-up capital?

What is a business incubator?

IPO

Advisory Board

Organization Chart

Authority

Span of Control

Line vs Staff departments and where should you work.

Departmentalization

Matrix vs Unity of command

ISO 9000

JIT

HRM

What is the number one reason employees get fired?

360-degree appraisal

women earn 76% of men. Is this fair?

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ornament 21 February 2011 ornament

BUSiness 100 Quiz, Chapter 9 Attracting and Retaining the Best Employees, and Chapter 10 Motivating and Satisfying Employees and Teams

BUSiness 100 Quiz, Chapter 9 Attracting and Retaining the Best Employees, and Chapter 10 Motivating and Satisfying Employees and Teams

Define and explain the following words and phrases from the text and class notes:

Define HRM

What is SKA?

Internal vs External Recruiting

Can a resume get you a job?

Define “Orientation”

Commission

Name one piece of major legislation affecting HRM

Chapter 10 Motivating and Satisfying Employees and Teams

Define Motivation

Morale

Piece-Rate system

What was the conclusion of the Hawthorne Studies?

What is at the bottom or base of Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs

Theory X vs Theory Y

Equity Theory

Goal-setting theory

Define “Team”

Best size for a team is _____ to _____ members

BUSiness 100 Quiz Chapter 9 Attracting and Retaining the Best Employees.doc

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ornament 14 February 2011 ornament

MGT 323 Quiz, Chapters 1-6, The Catholic University of America

MGT 323 Quiz Name _______________________
Chapters 1 to 6 15 February 2011
Timed 15 Minutes Four points total, 0.4 point for each question

1) Define span of control

2) Define ISO 9001

3) Define Just-In-Time

4) Describe a Matrix Organization

5) Review an Organization Chart

6) What is the most important part of a Business Plan and why?

7) What is SWOT?

8) Manger’s formula for success:

_______________________ + ___________________________ = performance

9) The purpose of business is to create a ________________ and make a __________.

10) Management can be described in a single word: __________________.

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ornament 5 February 2011 ornament

Athletes: Looking for a Job? Free Seminar on Your Transferable Skills

On Monday 7 February 2011, 7 to 8 pm at The Catholic University of America in Washington, DC, Your Business Professor will be leading a short seminar,

From the Stadium to the Office, Applying the Skills Learned in Sports to Success in the Working World.

Please email me if you are interested in attending, Yoest@CUA.edu to hold a spot and to get directions. Seating is limited.

Guests are welcomed and an email address will be needed to register. You do not need to be an athlete to attend.

Directions:

http://www.cua.edu/about-cua/directions.cfm#getting-to-campus

map

http://dss.cua.edu/map/

Room 200 in McMahon Hall — the large stone building with the flag poles in front.

Here are the talking points,

Who here tonight plays what sport?

My dad walked through the front door waving a newspaper.

we learn from our defeats

Transferable skills

Track record (sports metaphor)

Ed Rollins won 164 fights lost two.

We remember and learn from our pain

Spirit Duty Maturity

The harder you work, the harder it is to surrender, Vince Lombardi

Philosopher Michael Novak speaks of this experience and of the non-experience of the non-athlete, “[The anti-athletes] seem not to live gracefully with defeat, humiliation, or complicity in weakness…They pretend more. They have been defeated less.”

How does this sports pain bring us profit in business, indeed in life?

Measurable

clock, stripped field, running lane, edge of the mat–finish line

never lost a game but ran out of time — Vince Lombardi

on time on budget

Clock on the score board on the field

clocked and compared

times and talent are measured

We are not equal to each other

Time ends

impending event NFL

urgency

Accountable

x’s and o’s on a chalk talk easy translate to labels and boxes in an org chart

Bum Philips Oilers

There are two kinds of player that aren’t worth a [darn]
The ones who never do anything they are told, and
The ones who never do anything except what they are told

Drucker

All managers do the same things

All manager work to make human strengths productive

All managers work to make human weakness irrelevant

sub coach for manager

Maximize strengths and minimize weakness

Army discipline

prompt obedience

initiation

boss has two fears

you won’t do exactly what I tell you to do
you will do exactly what I tell you to do

Team-Able

What is the number one reason people get fired?

job competence or people skills

Pull in same direction

Crew

tradition rowing 8

unit cohesion

size and time

5’10”

ergnometer times

simple to complicated.

Hannah, let us call her

not six foot 5’6″ one of the best erg times in the world but she’s short.

Coach assembles team

seat race — Hannah always wins

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