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Management by Competencies Company management

Previously on MbC Qualities Person Attitudes Abilities Integration Synergetization Habilitation Motivation Orientation Definition Person (human resources bearer) Qualities (the way we are) Attitudes (what we want, what we believe in) Abilities (what we know and can do) (C) J. Plamínek (C) J. Plamínek PV215 - 7 Lecture Introduction

Agenda Key roles in Enterprise Development of managerial style PV215 - 7 Lecture Introduction

Functional company structure Leadership strategic frame global environment Management external suppliers monitoring market environment goals ways tasks evaluation internal resources internal products payments clients/customers ToV is a strategy – what ought to be built ToC is a tactics – what to do first and what do after FCS is a localization map – where to do changes Performance external resources external products company border (C) J. Plamínek border of company influence PV215 - 7 Lecture Introduction

Functional company structure Leadership strategic frame global environment Management external suppliers monitoring market environment goals ways tasks evaluation internal resources internal products payments clients/customers ToV is a strategy – what ought to be built ToC is a tactics – what to do first and what do after FCS is a localization map – where to do changes Performance external resources external products Orto Para Meta company border (C) J. Plamínek border of company influence PV215 - 7

Key roles in Enterprise Leaders Managers Workers PV215 - 7 Key Roles in Enterprise

Role of Leader Leaders continuously receive and evaluate of information to reveal new opportunities or threats generate and formulate new ideas define strategic frame and convince other people of its meaning Ideas contained in strategic frame should be attractive for people and define a direction for company leadership and management. Therefore this role demands competencies of a special kind. Leadership strategic frame monitoring global environment PV215 - 7 Key Roles in Enterprise

Role of Manager Manager has to continuously understand and accept the strategic frame define consequent requirements explore and develop possibilities effectively communicate with monitoring system strategic frame Leader defines strategic goals, principles and rules to be obeyed. Manager has to achieve these goals by satisfaction of all rules and principles. The role of manager is the most sophisticated and complex role in any company. Management external suppliers internal resources monitoring goals ways tasks evaluation PV215 - 7 Key Roles in Enterprise

To Understand and Accept the Strategic frame ideas in strategic frame feedback yes are they “right”? manage realization of ideas yes can I and want I give a feedback? no acceptance of ideas no (C) J. Plamínek PV215 - 7 Key Roles in Enterprise

To communicate with monitoring system To receive and evaluate information from monitoring system to be able to consider if changes in goals or ways are necessary and make consequent decisions Monitoring system has to supply relevant information on what is happening Communication has to be duplex Management monitoring PV215 - 7 Key Roles in Enterprise

define tasks and competencies Managerial tasks Tasks define products define processes define resources define structures define feedbacks define feedfwds define tasks and competencies orientate people motivate people habilitate people synergetize people integrate people D Stability Effectivity Usefulness I S Habilitation Motivation Orientation Definition (C) J. Plamínek PV215 - 7 Key Roles in Enterprise

Role of Worker Workers achieve goals and performs tasks directly transforms directly inputs to outputs while consuming resources material human corporate ideas ought to be bearers of special knowledge and skills (abilities) needed for accomplishment of assigned tasks abilities to understand task submissions PV215 - 7 Key Roles in Enterprise

Roles and People Leader, manager, worker are roles Roles have not be confused with persons as well as human resources Leadership context Management context Performance context member of the board managing director market analyst PV215 - 7 Key Roles in Enterprise

Company management It is about synergy among leaders, managers and workers To lead well is about doing right things To manage well is about doing things in right way str 55 a dal PV215 - 7 Key Roles in Enterprise

Development of managerial style liberal mngmnt team mngmnt company led by ideas me (manager) people dynamics stability results processes effectiveness Good leadership of people and their resource management is on the borders of science, craft, and art. There is a plenty of factors affecting the right choice of managerial style. These factors may involve resources of led people, character of tasks to be done, qualities of managers,... The intuition and nature is usually the most effective tool. There is no optimal or universal managerial style. However, experience shows us that successful managers can be found on the right of this matrix. Why? usefulness formal mngmnt directive mngmnt company led by people PV215 - 7 Development of man. style (C) J. Plamínek

Summary Key roles Development of managerial style leader, manager, worker do not confuse roles with persons company management is about achieving synergy among players of aforementioned roles Development of managerial style there is no optimal managerial style it has to be chosen and changed to reflect the state (ideally maturity) of a company PV215 - 7 Lecture summary