1involves actively altering present behaviors or expectations in anticipation of a new future state.
Proactive change
2the reality is leaders must be equipped and should be encouraged to respond quickly and decisively to an ever-changing world.
Reactive change
3involves taking the time to consider multiple options, weigh the potential outcomes of each, and make a well-informed decision based on the best available information.oiinterrelating the various parts of work so they flow smoothly understanding and integrating all activities and interests of the organization
towards a common goal
45
important for top level management
Conscious management
4often relies on past experience and past successes, but fails to take into account new information or changing circumstances that may require a different approach.
Acting from Habit Management
5Owning something
Responsible
6Doing something because it's a role
Victimized
7is about freedom and spontaneity
Creativity
8 about structure, discipline and constraint
Routine
9Something is hindering progress, causing inefficiencies or preventing goals from being achieved.
Problems
10a chance to improve or enhance a process, system, or product exists.
Opportunities
11is the ability of an individual to influence, motivate, and enable others to contribute to the organization's success.
Leadership
12is to control a group or group of individuals in order to achieve a specified objective.
Management
13thinking of the future, looking ahead with decisions for actions based on
factual knowledge and experience
Planning
14arrangement and relationship of necessary activities
Organizing
15guiding all efforts towards a stated objective
Directing
16keeping all efforts within the channels prescribed by management
Controlling
17defining the requirements with regards to people for the job to be done
Staffing
18interrelating the various parts of work so they flow smoothly
Coordinating
19keeping managers, supervisors and subordinates informed
Reporting
20accounting function
Budgeting
21tries to do everything himself
Doer
22delegates responsibility and authority knowing that it is physically impossible to do everything by himself
Facilitator
23his style is called fire-fighting or pillar-to-post management; reacts or responds to situations and crises as they arise
Reactive Manager
24anticipates events based on organized evaluation and analysis of data obtained through efficient data gathering system
Proactive Manager
25responds to increasing costs with negative instead of positive solutions
Cutter Manager
26responds to rising costs and other problems by positive measures like better
utilization of resources
Builder Manager
27- performing specialized activities
- important for lower level of management
Technical skill
28- understanding and motivating individuals or groups
- needed at all levels of management
Human skill
29- understanding and integrating all activities and interests of the organization
towards a common goal
- important for top level management
Conceptual skill
30organized set of behaviors belonging to an identifiable position
Roles
31Interpersonal Role
performance of legal duties based on position
Figurehead
32Interpersonal Role
establishes work atmosphere
Leader
33Interpersonal Role
establishes and maintains contacts outside the organization to get information and cooperation
Liaison
34Informational Role
collect info relevant to the organization
Monitor
35Informational Role
transmit info gathered from outside to the organization
Disseminator
36Informational Role
transmits info from inside the organization to outsiders
Spokesperson
37Decisional Role
initiate controlled changes
Entrepreneur/Initiator
38Decisional Role
counteract unexpected events/ changes
Disturbance handler
39Decisional Role
makes decisions concerning priorities
Resource allocator
40Decisional Role
deal with individuals or organizations
Negotiator