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Kuliah Dasar Manajemen: Kompetensi
Kuliah Dasar Manajemen: Kompetensi
Kuliah Dasar Manajemen: Kompetensi
KULIAHDASARMANAJEMEN
Kompetensi
KompetensiPendukung
Mampumengembangkanjiwakewirausahaanuntukdapat
berkontribusipadapengembanganbidangpertaniandan
biosistem;
Mampuberkomunikasiilmiahsecaraefektifdantanggapterhadap
penerapanilmudanteknologidibidangketeknikanpertaniandan
biosistem.
KompetensiKhusus
Mampumenerapkanteknologidanteknikrancangbangun
(engineeringdesign)sertamanajemensistemyangkompetitifdan
tepatguna(appropriate)berbasisbahanbaku,kearifandan
teknologilokaldalamsistempertanianindustrialtropisyang
berkelanjutandanramahlingkungan.
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LearningOutcome
Understandbasicmanagementprinciplesapplyingto
individuals,smallandlargeorganizations
Graspthebasicsofmanagementfunctions
Understandstrategicplanninganditsuse
Knowhowtoimplementaprojectandevaluatethe
process
Week
Topics
Management functions1
II
Management functions2
III
IV
Developing vision,mission,valuesandsetting
goalsandobjectives
Decisionmaking
Communicationinorganizations
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Managementsystem
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UTS /UAS
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Komponenpenilaian
Dosenpengampu:
Dr.Saiful Rochdyanto
Dr.RudiatiEvi Masithoh
UjianTengahSemester(70%)
Tugas
Mandiri(20%)
Kelompok(10%)
NilaiDosen1=UTS+Tugas
Nilaiakhir=(Dosen1+Dosen2)/2
MANAGEMENTPRINCIPLE
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Amanagersprimarychallengeistosolve
problemscreatively,andyoushouldview
managementastheartofgettingthings
donethroughtheeffortsofotherpeople.
BiographyofMaryParkerFollett(18681933)
writtenbyP.Graham,MaryParkerFollett:Prophet
ofManagement(Boston:HarvardBusinessSchool
Press,1995).
Traditionalvs
Contemporary
managers
Traditional hierarchicalrelationshipamonglayersofmanagementandmanagers
andemployees
Contemporary topmanagerssupportandserveothermanagersandemployees
(empowerment),justastheorganizationultimatelyexiststoserveitscustomers
andclients.
Empowerment istheprocessofenablingorauthorizinganindividualtothink,
behave,takeaction,andcontrolworkanddecisionmakinginautonomousways
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Managersareresponsiblefortheprocesses
ofgettingactivitiescompletedefficiently
withandthroughotherpeopleandsetting
andachievingthefirmsgoalsthroughthe
executionoffourbasicmanagement
functions:planning,organizing,leading,
andcontrolling.
Bothsetsofprocessesutilizehuman,
financial,andmaterialresources.
10managerialroles(HenryMintzberg)
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MANAGEMENTFUNCTIONS
Goodmanagement:
Onethingthatisessentialtoasuccessfulorganization
Goodmanagementiswhatallowsanorganizationtomaximize
theeffectiveandefficientuseofresources,motivate employees
toaccomplishorganizationalobjectives,andmonitor
performancetoensurethatgoalsaremet
Effectiveness:ameasureofwhetherorganizationalobjectives
areaccomplished
Efficiency:arelationshipbetweenoutputsandinputs
(resources)
Management gettingworkdonethroughothers
Managersareevaluatedbasedonthecollective
performancesofthosetheysupervise
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What
managers
do?
Leading
Planning
Management
process
Organizing
Controlling
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Planning
Involvessettinggoalsandestablishingstrategy
toachievethem
Essentialinanorganizationasitprovidesa
senseofdirectionforemployeestofocustheir
contribution
Togeteveryoneintheboatrowingtothe
samedirection
Organizing
Establishingastructurefortheorganization
andtheindividualjobswithinit
Managementdetermineswhohasthe
authoritytomakedecisions,whowillperform
certaintasksandjobduties,andultimately
thereportingstructureoftheorganization
Organizationalcharts delineateauthorityas
wellasdisplaywhoreportstowhominthe
organization
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Leading
Involvesdirectingandmotivatingemployees
toachieveorganizationalgoalsandobjectives
Humanresources themostvaluableasset
Inordertoensurethatanorganizationshuman
resourcesperformatanoptimumlevel
managementmustbeabletomotivatethem
Averydifficultandtimeconsumingprocessas
individualsrespondtoadifferentsetofincentives
Managementhastodiscoverwhichincentives
ultimatelyleadtoimprovedperformances
Controlling
Involvesmeasuringperformanceandmaking
necessaryadjustmentsasneeded
Bymeasuringperformanceandcomparingit
tothegoalsandobjectivesthatwere
establishedmanagementcangaugethe
progressofitsworkforce
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MANAGEMENTHIERARCHY
Althoughallmanagersparticipatinginplanning,
organizing,leading,andcontrolling,notall
managementpositionsarecreatedequal.
Infact,notwomanagementpositionsarealike.
Considerthejobrequirementsforachiefexecutive
officerorCEOofacompany.Chancesarethedayinthe
lifeofaCEOisvastlydifferentfromafirstline
supervisorataMcDonalds
Thiscontrasthighlights themanagementhierarchy
whichrepresentsdifferenttypesofmanagers
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4kindofmanagersinanorganization:
Topmanagers
Middlemanagers
Firstlinemanagers
Teamleaders
Theyhavedifferentresponsibilities
Topmanagers
Representsmanagersthatresideatthehighestlevelonthe
managementhierarchy
Example:CEO,financialofficer,chiefmarketingofficer,chief
operationsofficer
Responsiblefortheoverallperformanceofthecompany
andmustbeabletoarticulateavisiontoeveryoneinthe
organizationsothatemployeescanfocustheirenergies
Oncethismissionisestablished,topmanagersmustbeable
toobtainthecommitmentoftheiremployeestowardthe
establishedvision.
Obtainingbuyinisextremelyimportantasemployeeswho
arenotcommittedtothevisionwillnotperformina
mannerthatallowstheorganizationtoachieveitsgoals.
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Topmanagersarealsoresponsibleforcreatingapositive
organizationalculture.
Everyorganizationhasitsownuniqueculture,whichisin
largepartcreatedbyitstopmanagers
Theimportantthinghereisformanagerstobeconsistent
andactouttheculturetheywanttoestablish
Forexample,iftopmanagerswantedtoestablishan
environmentwhererisktakingandinnovationis
encouragedtheyshouldntreprimandforfailedefforts
Doingsowouldreducetheincentiveforemployeestotake
risks,thuseliminatingtheveryculturetopmanagerswere
hopingtoestablish
Likewisetopmanagersshouldntpreachthe
importanceofethicswhileallowingfamilyorfriends
theopportunitytousethecompanyjetforwhatis
clearlynonbusinessuse
Tocontinuouslyscantoexternalbusinessenvironment
forpossibleopportunitiesandthreats
Sincemanagerscannotcontrolwhathappensintheir
businessenvironment,itsimportantthattheyremain
awareofchangessuchasnewregulations,emerging
competitors,shiftingconsumerpreferences,oreven
changingeconomicconditionssothattheycanbetter
preparefortheircompanies
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Middlemanagers
Servesastheintermediarybetweentopmanagersand
firstlinesupervisors
Example:districtmanagers,branchmanagers,plant
managers,regionalmanagers
Theyresponsibleforexecutingthegoalsand
objectivesestablishedbytopmanagement
Thisinvolvesdevelopingseparategoals,objectives,and
strategiesfrotheirownbusinessunitsthatultimatelyleadto
theachievementofthelargergoalsandobjectives
Todoso,middlemanagersmustbeabletoallocate
resources,whichisaprimaryresponsibility:utilizingmoney,
labor,equipment,andpropertyinanaffectivemanner
Middlemanagers
Theyarealsoresponsibleforcoordinatingvarious
groupsinordertoachievetheirgoals
Mustbeabletoshiftresourcesaroundas
necessarywhetheritistoaccommodateasudden
spikeindemand,shiftproductiontoanewfacility
duetoworkstoppage,orpreparefornatural
disasters
Tomonitortheperformanceoftheirdirectreports
andmakethenecessarychangestoimprove
performances
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Firstlinemanagers/supervisors
Responsibleforsupervisingtheperformanceof
thosethataredirectlyresponsibleforproducinga
companysgoodsorservices
Example:departmentmanagers,officemanagers,
storemanagersforsmalloperations
Primaryresponsibilityistooverseetheperformance
ofthoseentrylevelemployees
Firstlinemanagers/supervisors
Becausetheymaintainacloseworkingrelationship
withentrylevelemployee,firstlinemanagersarealso
responsiblefortrainingnewemployeessothatthey
canadequatelyperformtheirjobresponsibilities
Performfunctionslikeschedulingfortheirdirectarea.
Thisinvolvesforecastingsalesorproduction
requirementsandultimatelystaffingtoensurethat
demandismet
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Teamleaders
Responsibleforfacilitatingteamactivitiesinaneffort
toaccomplishgroupgoals
However,theyarenotheldaccountableforthe
performanceoftheteam,infact,thegroupasa
wholeis.
Theroleismoreofafacilitatorastheytrytoensure
thatthegroupperformsinaproductivemanner
Teamleadersareresponsibleformanaginginternal
relationshipandservingasaliaisontotheoutside
world
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