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Chapter 7: Business

TermDefinition
Aptitude a natural ability to do something
Business Life Cycle the progression of a business through distinct stages
Centralized -Decentralized concentrates decision-making authority at the top management level, / distributes authority across departments, teams, or locations.
Chain of Command formal hierarchy that defines reporting relationships, authority, and communication flow within an organization.
Compensation the total remuneration—monetary pay, benefits, and incentives—provided to employees in exchange for their labor and services.
Control the management function of monitoring performance, comparing it against established goals, and taking corrective action to ensure organizational objectives are met efficiently.
Downtime any period when systems, equipment, or employees are idle and unproductive, halting normal operations.
Hierarchy a structured, top-down chain of command that organizes employees into distinct levels based on authority, responsibility, and rank.
Inventory the raw materials, work-in-progress goods, and finished products a company holds for production, sales, or operational use.
Laissez-Faire an economic philosophy and management style advocating for minimal intervention, translating to "let it be" or "leave it alone".
Morale the collective outlook, attitude, satisfaction, and confidence employees feel toward their workplace, influencing their motivation, productivity, and loyalty.
Organizational Structure the formal framework defining how roles, power, and responsibilities are delegated, controlled, and coordinated within a company.
Productivity the efficiency of production, measuring the ratio of outputs (goods/services) created against inputs used.
Strategic Planning the structured process of defining an organization’s long-term direction, setting priorities, and allocating resources to achieve specific goals.
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