Organization and Management Quiz

HE IS T HE FATHER OF SCIENTIFIC MANAGEMENT

• FREDERICK WINSLOW TAYLOR

• HENRY FAYOL

• MAX WEBER

• LUDWIG VON BERTALANFFY

This theory is a holistic and interdisciplinary approach to understanding and solving complex problems by examining systems as a whole, rather than focusing solely on their individual components.

Also known as General Systems Theory.

• BUREAUCRACY THEORY

• SCIENTIFIC MANAGEMENT THEORY

• PROCESS MANAGEMENT THEORY

• SYSTEMS APPROACH THEORY

It is a system of organization that is characterized by a hierarchy of authority, a clear division of labor, and a set of rules and regulations that govern the behavior of employees.

• BUREAUCRACY THEORY

• SCIENTIFIC MANAGEMENT THEORY

• PROCESS MANAGEMENT THEORY

• SYSTEMS APPROACH THEORY

Analyzes work flows to improve economic efficiency, especially labor productivity.

• BUREAUCRACY THEORY

• SCIENTIFIC MANAGEMENT THEORY

• PROCESS MANAGEMENT THEORY

• SYSTEMS APPROACH THEORY

It involves breaking down the work into smaller, more manageable steps and then defining the sequence of these steps and the relationships between them.

• BUREAUCRACY THEORY

• SCIENTIFIC MANAGEMENT THEORY

• PROCESS MANAGEMENT THEORY

• SYSTEMS APPROACH THEORY

These are the internal and external forces that have drawn the attention of businesses and customers worldwide to the delivery of goods and services, as well as the need to conserve the environment rather than systematically destroy it.

• ENVIRONMENTAL SCANNING

• ENVIRONMENTAL FORCES

• ENVIRONMENTAL ANALYSIS

• BUSINESS ENVIRONMENT

The gathering, analyzing, and sharing of information with important individuals inside the organization from both the internal and external surroundings.

• ENVIRONMENTAL SCANNING

• ENVIRONMENTAL FORCES

• ENVIRONMENTAL ANALYSIS

• BUSINESS ENVIRONMENT

Provides input in the form of information that is useful for strategic decision-making, facilitates, and fosters strategic thinking in organizations by bringing fresh perspectives and ideas into the context of business operations.

• ENVIRONMENTAL SCANNING

• ENVIRONMENTAL FORCES

• ENVIRONMENTAL ANALYSIS

• BUSINESS ENVIRONMENT

Refers to the external and internal factors that affect an organization's operations, performance, and overall success. It encompasses a wide range of elements, both within and outside the organization, that can impact its ability to achieve its objectives and thrive in its chosen industry or market

• ENVIRONMENTAL SCANNING

• ENVIRONMENTAL FORCES

• ENVIRONMENTAL ANALYSIS

• BUSINESS ENVIRONMENT

It is an environment that refers to the factors and conditions that exist within the organization itself, directly influencing its operations, culture, and overall performance.

• External Environment

• Internal Environment

• Micro-Environemnt

• Macro-Environment