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1 Types of Foodservice Operations
Conventional (cook/serve) Commissary Ready prepared (cook/chill) Assembly/serve (thaw/serve)

2 Managing the Organization: Outline
Levels/Skills/Roles of Managers Theories of Management Functions of Managers POSDCoRB CLAAM Tools of Management

3 Levels / Skills of Managers
Top (Policy) Conceptual Goals, etc. Human Middle (Organizational) Policies Technical First-line (Day-to-day) Procedures, methods

4 Roles of Managers Manage ___________

5 Theories of Management
__________ theory: Tenets one best way to do a job one best way to organize the organization should function in a _____________ manner

6 Fayol’s Principles (1949) specialization is efficient authority
discipline unity of command unity of direction subordination of interests fair remuneration centralization is efficient order brings efficiency equity stability initiative esprit de corps

7 Theories of Management
_________________ theory organization as a social system involvement promotes efficiency ___________________ use quantitative techniques to help managers make decisions

8 Theories of Management
_____________ approach system is open dynamic equilibrium is goal feedback received adjustments made _________________: any change affects other parts of the system ______________ ____________approach: __________ to the situation

9 Expanded Systems Model of an Organization
Input Transformation Output Also: control, memory, feedback

10 Glossary Management arrangement of individuals/groups to accomplish the goals of an organization Hawthorne effect people respond to efforts on their behalf System set of parts that work together to achieve a designed purpose Contingency something dependent on something else

11 Glossary Technology ____________________ Power

12 Glossary Authority granting of power for a purpose within certain limits Responsibility obligation to perform an assigned activity Parity principle ______________________ Accountability state of accepting ____________ internally to oneself or externally to another

13 Functions of Management
Planning Organizing Staffing Directing COordinating Reporting Budgeting Communicating Leading Activating, Actuating Motivating

14 Planning Planning = “Big Picture” thinking vision goals/objectives
core values statement mission statement, slogan

15 Dimensions of Planning
Repetitiveness standing vs. single-use Time span short vs. long term Level of management broad vs. specific Flexibility

16 Plans Standing vs strategic plans Outcomes developed:
goals/objectives: policies: operating plans: day-to-day

17 Tools of Management Plans Organizational chart Job analysis
Records: financial, purchasing, production, etc.

18 Organizational Chart Creating the ______________ structure
___________: delegation chain of command authority is delegated; responsibility is shared parity principle _________________: departmentalization empowerment cross-training communication

19 Chart depicts: _________________, which depends on:
Authority and Delegation accountability

20 Line vs. staff organization
Line: based on _____________ responsibility is clear and primarily vertical vertical growth via delegation horizontal growth via departmentalization divide by function, product, or location Staff: based on ___________ ________________________ categorize by: service -- initiation advisory -- innovation control

21 Departmentalization _____________ Organize by:
production, sales, finances, personnel, purchasing school vs. college vs. healthcare grocery vs. institutional equipment use time shifts

22 Job Analysis Job ______________ Performance ____________ title
positional identity: department, supervisor, supervisees ____________ Performance ____________ define

23 Work Schedules Outline of: Types of schedules: work to perform
procedures to use time allotted Types of schedules: production (N321) individual (fig ) **daily unit (fig )** organization (fig )

24 Daily Unit Schedule Consider:
work to perform (menu analysis, experience) working conditions equipment availability physical conditions worker efficiency _____________ = estimated labor hours needed ÷ working hours in a day

25 Criteria ___________________ Evenly distribute _________
Include ___________ duties Minimize employee _______ +20-30% Be _________


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