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Management 220 Exam3

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Entrepenurship process of starting a new venture, organizing and managing, and assuming all the risk
Small Business Business that is privately owned by one individual or a small group of individuals . The sales and assets aren't large enough to influence the enviroment
How many employees do small businesses have? less than 500
Necessity based entrepreneurs leaving a large business to start small business
Social Entrepreneurship Innovators who use business skills and strategies to create solutions for problems
Serial Entrepreneurship You continue opening more and more businesses
The Entrepreneurial personalities Internal focus of control, high energy level, self-confidence, tolerance for ambguity, self reliance and desire for independence, high need for achievement, flexibility, passion and action orientation
what is the fastest growing segment of small business enterprise? Services
What is part I of the business plan? Description of the Business
What is part II of the business plan? Marketing Plan
What is part III of the business plan? Production/ Operations Plan
What is part IV of the business plan? Management Plan
What is part V of the business plan? Financial Plan
What percentage of businesses fail in their first five years of operations? 60-80%
What does HR do? The set of organizational activities directed at attracting, developing, and maintaining an effective workforce
Person-Job fit If the persons professional skills meet the standards for that specific job
Person-Organizational fit Are the persons values fit for that orgnaization
Equal employment opportunity (EEO) forbids discrimination based in race, color, religion, sex, and national origin
Bona Fide Occupational Qualification you CAN discriminate the workers you hire
National labor relations act of 1935 (wagner act) it protects the rights of private-sector employees to organize, bargain collectively with their employers, and engage in concerted activities for their mutual aid and protection
Labor management relations act of 1947 (taft-hartley) federal law that ammended wagner act to restrict the power of labor unions, banned certain union practices
What are the 3 steps of HR planning 1. Assessing Current HR 2. Assessing future HR needs 3. Developing program to match resources with needs
Job analysis orderly study of job facts to see what is done. when, where, how, why and by whom
Job description the written rules for a business of what will be done
Job specifications list of specifications that should be met by you to do this job
Recruitment Process of attracting qualified job conditions to fill vacant positions
Selection Involves gathering and assessing information about job candidates and making decision about who to hire.
Social recruiting social media recruiting
Reliability indicator on if you test similar or consistent
Validity testing to show demonstratable on if applicant has a score for their job performance
Orientation familiarizing new hires with the organizations mission and culture, their jobs & co-workers and performance expectations.
Reverse mentoring bringing someone new into the organization to teach and coach employees
multiperson comparison comparing you to your co-workers to much
Recently bias they just did something really good/ really bad
Myths about entrepreneurs all of the above
Family and medical leave act get to leave job in case of emergency for period of time without loosing rank or salary deduction. legal protection
The “Big Five” Personality Model Agreeableness, Conscientiousness, Emotional Stability, Extraversion, Openness to New Experiences
Locus of Control Individual’s belief about the extent to which their behavior affects what happens to them.
Self-Efficacy Person’s belief about his/her capability to perform a task
Authoritarianism Extent to which an individual believes that power and status differences are appropriate.
Machiavellianism Behavior directed at gaining power and controlling/manipulating the behavior of others.
Self-Esteem Extent to which a person believes she/he is a worthwhile individual (more general than self- efficacy).
Risk Propensity Degree to which an individual is willing to take chances and make risky decisions.
Affective Component Feelings and emotions. Explains how we feel.
Cognitive Component Attitude derived from perceived knowledge. Explains why we feel the way we feel.
Intentional Component How a person expects to behave in a given situation.
Perception The process through which people receive, organize and interpret information from the environment.
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