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1. IntroductionThe 4 fundamental management tasks are Planning, Organising, Leadership and Control.1. Planning – Planning involves mapping out exactly how to achieve a particular goal. This is the first component of management. A manager needs to determine what the organisations goals are and how to achieve them. Setting objectives for goals and following up on the execution of the plans are two critical components of planning2. Organising – A manager needs to organise her/his team and materials according to her/his plan. Assigning work and granting authority are two important elements of organising. A manager is responsible for organising staff, resources, tool and work schedules to achieve the organisations set goals and objectives.…show more content…
The five types of power are identified as Legitimate power, Power of reward, Coercive power, Referent power and Expert power Legitimate power is the power of organisation grants to a particular position. A manager has the right to insist that employees do their work and the right to discipline or dismiss them if they fail to comply. Power of reward is based on the manager’s ability to influence employees with something of value. To give or withhold rewards. Coercive power is the power to enforce compliance through fear, whether psychological, emotional or physical. Referent power refers to a manager’s personal power or charisma. Employees obey managers with referent power simply because they like them and identify with then. Expert power is the power that a manager expertise, knowledge and professional ability give them, particularly over those that need the knowledge or information.A manager that has all five types of powers is a strong leader. Occasionally employee’s posses power too. Effective managers use their powers in a way that they maintain a healthy balance between their own power ant that of their employees.Responsibility is the obligation to achieve the businesses goals by performing the required activities; managers are responsible for the results of the departments.Delegation is the process of assigning responsibility and authority down the chain of command.Accountability is the evaluation of how well
The five types of power are identified as Legitimate power, Power of reward, Coercive power, Referent power and Expert power Legitimate power is the power of organisation grants to a particular position. A manager has the right to insist that employees do their work and the right to discipline or dismiss them if they fail to comply. Power of reward is based on the manager’s ability to influence employees with something of value. To give or withhold rewards. Coercive power is the power to enforce compliance through fear, whether psychological, emotional or physical. Referent power refers to a manager’s personal power or charisma. Employees obey managers with referent power simply because they like them and identify with then. Expert power is the power that a manager expertise, knowledge and professional ability give them, particularly over those that need the knowledge or information.A manager that has all five types of powers is a strong leader. Occasionally employee’s posses power too. Effective managers use their powers in a way that they maintain a healthy balance between their own power ant that of their employees.Responsibility is the obligation to achieve the businesses goals by performing the required activities; managers are responsible for the results of the departments.Delegation is the process of assigning responsibility and authority down the chain of command.Accountability is the evaluation of how well
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Fundamentals are powerful primordial entities, each representing a facet of the universe. They exist beyond the limits of the physical plane, and possess abilities that defy the laws of nature.[1] created the Fundamentals during the Schism, when he divided the forces of the universe.[2][3] When a Fundamental dies, it returns to the Fundamental Plane.[4]
- The CompTIA IT Fundamentals exam focuses on the essential IT skills and knowledge needed to perform tasks commonly performed by advanced end-users and entry-level IT professionals alike, including: Using features and functions of common operating systems and establishing network connectivity.
- Fundamental constitutional principles and values of New Zealand law. Fundamental constitutional principles and the rule of law; 4.2. The spirit and principles of the Treaty of Waitangi; 4.3. The principle of legality—the dignity of the individual and the presumption in favour of liberty; 4.4. Respect for property; 4.5. Natural justice.
List of Fundamentals[edit]
There are four Fundamentals, meaning that some mentions to Fundamentals must be overlapping references to the same entity.[5]
- : The Fundamental of the negative and positive charges that bind all matter together. Io exists on all planes at once, with only a fraction of its being crossing into physical existence at any one moment. The most mysterious of all Fundamentals, Io predates time itself and acts as a benevolent force that twists the attractive and repulsive charges of the universe to aid its allies.[1]
- : The Fundamental of Dark, the oldest and most tireless. He is a physical manifestation of chaos. He can shift from plane to plane to extinguish the Light or call upon other versions of himself from other planes.[1][6]
- : The Fundamental of Light, the creator of ancient suns.[7][8] He was the first to depart from the 'progenitor realm', and is considered a rogue by Chaos Knight.[9]
- : The Fundamental of Gravity.[1][10]
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Trivia[edit]
- The Fundamentals were originally known as the Five Founders, likely with making up the fifth member.[11]
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References[edit]
- ↑ 1.01.11.21.3Io biography.
- ↑Elder Titan response: Child of the Schism, Io returns to Unity.
- ↑Elder Titan response: That which I divided, returns to Unity.
- ↑Elder Titan response: Return to the Fundamental plane.
- ↑Astral Spirit description.
- ↑Chaos Knight biography.
- ↑Elder Titan response: So dies the spark of ancient suns.
- ↑Phoenix biography.
- ↑Chaos Knight biography.
- ↑Bristleback response: I expected more from a Fundamental.
- ↑Elder Titan response: The Five Founders, united again.
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