2.03 -WHAT WE WILL DO IN 2.03
- Explain the purpose of the directing management function
- Describe the importance of the directing management function (e.g., initiates action, integrates efforts, acts as a means of motivation, provides stability, facilitates change in the organization, and enables efficient use of resources)
- Discuss activities involved in the directing management function (e.g., communication, motivation, group dynamics, and discipline)
- Explain why directing is considered the “heart” of management
- Explain the relationship among motivation, needs, effort, and rewards
- Describe characteristics of the directing management function (e.g., pervasive, continuous, human factor, creative, delegate, and executive)
- Explain criteria used to evaluate the effectiveness of a manager's ability to direct (e.g., quality of employees' work, amount of work completed by employees, and ability to control costs/stay within budget)