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Levels of management, Lecture notes of Industrial management

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2022/2023

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Levels of Management:
1. Top Management
2. Upper Middle management
3. Middle Management
4. Lower Management
5. Operating Force or Rank and file workmen
Top Management includes:
a) Board of directors
b) Managing directors
c) Chief
executives
d) General Manager
e) Owners
f) Shareholders
Functions:
a) Setting basic goals and objectives
b) Expanding or contracting activities
c) Establishing policies
d) Monitoring performance
e) Designing/Redesigning organization system
f) Shouldering financial responsibilities etc
upper Middle Management includes:
a) Sales executives
b) Production executives
c) Finance executives
d) Accounts executives
e) R&D
executives
Functions:
a) establishment of the organization
b) Selection of staff for lower levels of management
c) Installing different departments
d) Designing operating policies and routines
e) Assigning duties to their subordinates
Middle Management includes:
a) Superintendent
b) Branch Managers
c) General forcemeat
etc.
Functions:
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Levels of Management:

  1. Top Management
  2. Upper Middle management
  3. Middle Management
  4. Lower Management
  5. Operating Force or Rank and file workmen Top Management includes: a) Board of directors b) Managing directors c) Chief executives d) General Manager e) Owners f) Shareholders Functions: a) Setting basic goals and objectives b) Expanding or contracting activities c) Establishing policies d) Monitoring performance e) Designing/Redesigning organization system f) Shouldering financial responsibilities etc upper Middle Management includes: a) Sales executives b) Production executives c) Finance executives d) Accounts executives e) R&D executives Functions: a) establishment of the organization b) Selection of staff for lower levels of management c) Installing different departments d) Designing operating policies and routines e) Assigning duties to their subordinates Middle Management includes: a) Superintendent b) Branch Managers c) General forcemeat etc. Functions:

a) To cooperate to run organization smoothly b) To understand inter locking of department in major policies c) To achieve coordination between different parts of the organization d) To conduct training for employee development e) To build an efficient company team spirit a) Foremen b) Supervisors or charge-hands c) Office Superintendent d) Inspectors etc. a) Direct supervision of workers and their work b) Developing and improving work methods operations c) Inspection function d) Imparting instruction to workers e) To give finishing touch to the plans and policies of top management f) To act as link between top management and operating force g) To communicate the feelings of workers to the top management. Operating force includes: a) Workers b) Rank and file workman c) Skilled and Semi-skilled workers d) Unskilled workers Function: a) To do work on machines or manually, using tools etc. b) To work independently (incase of skilled workers) or under the guidance of supervisor