1. ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICE MANAGEMENT
Pattie Odgers
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2. ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICE MANAGEMENT
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The Evolution of Management Practices
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3. Schools of Management Thought
The Classical School
The Behavioral School
The Management Science School
The Quality Management School
The System School
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4. TRANSPARENCIES - AOM (ODGERS)
Skills Needed by AOMs
Conceptual
analyzing problems, devising solutions
Human
communicating with and motivating workers
Technical
work-related skills
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5. Administrative Office Management, 13th Ed
Levels of Management
TOP
Examples: Chief Executive Officer, President
MIDDLE
Examples: Administrative Manager, Department Head, High School Principal
SUPERVISORY
Examples: Supervisor, Lead Secretary, Department Chair
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6. Functions of Management
Planning
answers what to do, how to do it, when to do it
Organizing
gets things done
Leading
reinforces positive influences that increase desired outcome
Controlling
assures that what is planned actually gets done
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7. Basic Principles of Management
Define Objectives
Accept Responsibility
Unit of Functions
Utilize Specialization
Delegate Authority
Report to One Supervisor
Limit Span of Control
Centralize or decentralize managerial authority
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