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   Who Is a Manager?
    
      A manager is person responsible for work 
      performance of group members.
    
      Has formal authority to commit organizational 
      resources.
    
      Management is process of using 
      organizational resources to achieve objectives 
      through the functions of planning, organizing 
      and staffing, and leading.  
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                  Reserved. May not be scanned, copied or 
                  duplicated, or posted to a publicly 
                  accessible website, in whole or in part.
   Levels of Management
    1.  Top-level managers (executives) are 
        empowered to make major decisions.
    2.  Term C-level manager refers to top-level 
        manager with “chief” in title.
    3.  Middle-level managers are layer between 
        top- and first-level managers.
    4.  First-level managers or supervisors manage 
        operatives.
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                  Reserved. May not be scanned, copied or 
                  duplicated, or posted to a publicly 
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   Types of Managers
    
      Functional managers
    
      General managers
    
      Administrators
    
      Entrepreneurs and small-business owners
    
      Team leaders
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                  duplicated, or posted to a publicly 
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   Resources Used by Managers
    Managers use four types of resources:
    1.  Human resources (the workers)
    2.  Financial resources (the money)
    3.  Physical resources (tangible goods and real 
        estate)
    4.  Information resources (data used to 
        accomplish the job; as knowledge workers, 
        managers need information resources)
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                  duplicated, or posted to a publicly 
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   The Four Managerial Functions 
    1.  Planning is setting and attaining goals.
    2.  Organizing and staffing obtains human and 
        physical resources to get job done.
    3.  Leading influences others to achieve 
        organizational objectives. Leaders also 
        execute to accomplish goals.
    4.  Controlling ensures that performance 
        conforms to plans. 
    Executives plan the most; supervisors lead face-
        to-face the most.
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                  duplicated, or posted to a publicly 
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