Process and Techniques of Decision
Making
1.
Brain-storming
(BY Alex Osborne)
2.
Synectics (By
William Gordon)
3.
Nominal Grouping
(Dellbecq)
4.
Delphi technique
(Review by experts)
5.
Consensus making
(Bottom to Top)
Other quantitative Decision Making
Techniques: Decision Tree; Linear Programming;
Game Theory; Waiting Line Technique; Operation Research.
Communication
1.
Life blood of
organization;
2.
Formal and
Informal type (Grapevine);
3.
Verbal and
non-verbal communication;
4.
Verbal
communication – written or oral;
Motivation
1.
Carrot and stick
Policy;
2.
Need > Drive
> Goal > Satisfaction.
3.
Content Theories:
a. Maslow’s
Hierarchy – Physiological, Security, Belongingness, self esteem and Self
actualization; Pre-potency of needs; Need mix – other needs may be present but
only one is pre-potent;
b. Herzberg
– Hygiene vs Motivation factors; Job enlargement Vs Job enrichment;
c. Mcclelan
– n(affiliation); n(power); n(achievement);
d. Alderfer’s
ERG - Existence, Relatedness and Growth;
It also contained the Frustration-Regression dimension;
4.
Process Theories:
a. Stacy
Adam’s Equity Theory;
b. Vroom’s
Expectancy theory – Valence, Instrumentality and Expectancy (E.g. Performance,
Promotion and Rating respectively);
5.
Contemporary
Theories:
a. Reinforcement
Theory;
b. Skinner’s
operant conditioning;
Leadership
1.
Spontaneous;
Charismatic; Emotional.
2.
Trait Theory –
Grand old man theory; 145 traits;
3.
Behavioural
Theories
a. IOWA
study
b. OHIO
study
c. Michigan
study
d. Management
Grid – By Blake and Moulton; (1,1) Impoverished Leader; (9,1) Task manager;
(9,9) Ideal leader; (1,9) Country club; (5,5) Middle of the road;
e. Management
Systems 1-4 by Likert.
4.
Situational
Theories
a. Democratic
autocratic continuum;
b. Fidler’s
contingency model – Least preferred co-worker;
c. Robert
House’s Path-goal model; Effort> Performance > Goal attainment >
Satisfaction.
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