What is management?
Management in business is the act of coordinating the efforts of people to accomplish desired goals and objectives using available resources with efficiency and effectivity.
Theory X and Theory Y
Those two theories are classifying two different kind of management style.
●Theory X: This theory is used by the Manager B because, the theory X is the idea that people dislike work and will do everything they can to avoid it. ●Theory Y: This theory is used by the Manager A because, the theory Y is the more advanced view that, given the right conditions; everyone has the potential to find satisfaction in work and so, a well-being in the organization.
Hygiene factors
Some factors, if they are not kept in mind by the organization, can lead to a dissatisfaction of the employee, they are called, hygiene factors:
-Supervision: the way that employees are managed
-Policy: the overall purpose and goals of the organization
-Working conditions: the player where you work, hours, worked, etc…
-Salary
-Peer relationships: how you relate to and work with others
-Security: level of confidence about the future of your job
Motivator Factors
Some factors that can lead to a positive job-satisfaction:
-Achievement: the feeling that you have been successful in reaching your goals
-Recognition: the feeling that your employees understand and value what you do by giving positive feedback, which means telling you what a good job you are doing
-The work itself: the nature and interest of the job
-Responsibility: when you are in charge of something and its success or failure
-Advancement: how far you will be promised in the organization and/or how far you will go up the career ladder.
-Personal growth: how you develop personally in your work, and your opportunities to do this.
Empowerment
It’s the idea that decisions are made without having to consult a manager. It’s the idea of