Management in the modern organization / Theo Haimann and William G. Scott
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LRC - Annex | National University - Manila | Gen. Ed. - CBA | Relegation Room | GC HD 31 .H35 1970 (Browse shelf (Opens below)) | Deselected | NULIB000005615 |
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GC HD 31 .D78 1974 Management : tasks, responsibilities, practices / | GC HD 31 .G46 1970 Management for business and industry / | GC HD 31 .G67 1979 Management of quality and inspection : text and cases / | GC HD 31 .H35 1970 Management in the modern organization / | GC HD 31 .H45 1984 The Supermanagers : managing for success, the movers and the doers, the reasons why / | GC HD 31 .H45 1989 Management / | GC HD 31 .H49 1983 Memos for management : leadership / |
Includes index.
Part One. Management and Systems -- Part Two. The Linking Processes -- Part Three. Planning -- Part Four. Organizing -- Part Five. Staffing -- Part Six. Influencing -- Part Seven. Controlling.
Systems, processes, and functions as applied to management in the modern organization. This is the essence of the authors' approach to teaching an introductory or general management course. Although it is based on Theo Haimann's Professional Management, this new book is clearly different and unique. We have pooled our individual ideas and resources in an attempt to integrate the older, more traditional functional approach to management with newer contributions from systems theory and the behavioral sciences.
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