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管理学案例题 分析
1. 案例4 培训部负责人辞职
概况:管理者角色定位不明确,会直接影响到组织正常的运作。
本案例涉及管理者和管理者角色理论等。
案例分析关键词: 管理者角色
分析:
公司管理者应该懂得授权的必要性,明确作为公司管理者的角色定位。有人说,一流的公司管理者能够发挥下属的聪明才智,二流公司管理者只会凭借下属的体力,三流的公司管理者就只得事必躬亲。公司管理者更多把注意力放在自己角色范围内,把握住 “ 要事第一 ” 的原则,高层管理者,管大局、战略、目标、过程,更多放在不紧急但重要的事情上来;中层管理者,管人、管事情,处理那些紧急也重要的事情。 作为公司管理者,应该知人善任,根据员工的爱好、特长安排合适的岗位。否则,人才也会变成庸才,毫无利用价值,甚至反而成为公司发展的障碍。这也是对人力资源的极大浪费。公司管理者应该合理配置人力资源,实现人尽其才,才尽其用,发挥人才最大效能,促进公司经营目标的实现。 总之,该案例反映出公司管理者存在的诸多问题:管理者角色定位不明确、工作计划性不强、管理跨度不合理、企业文化建设不成功、管理监控不力等等。类似章总这样的公司管理者在我们周围并不少见。

二.案例5 油漆厂工人为什么闹事
概况:对组织中人的不同看法,将直接影响到管理者的管理行为。
本案例主要涉及的知识点有: X 理论、 Y 理论、需要层次理论和双因素理论等,可以帮助大家加深对保健因素、激励因素、人的本性假设等知识的理解。
案例分析关键词:X 理论、 Y 理论、需要层次理论和双因素理论。
分析1:
案例中高厂长对工人的看法从人性的假设理论来看,主要体现为 X 假设。认为工人懒惰,不思进取,不求上进,工人的行为仅仅是为了金钱的获取。把工人完全看作为“经济人”,与泰勒制的有关思想是一致的。 而钱兵通过与工人的接触和了解,并在充分调查的基础上,认为工人不是这样的,工人愿意承担工厂的责任,愿意多为工厂干活,工人有发挥自身潜能的愿望,有与他人交往并被他人接纳的愿望,所以钱兵对工人的看法主要表现为 Y 假设。

分析2: 根据马斯洛的需要层次理论,人的需要由低级到高级经历生理需要、安全需要、社交需要、自尊需要、自我价值实现需要五个层次,且人的行为主要取决于其主导需要。就案例中当前的情况来看,工人的主导需要应该是社交需要、尊重需要和自我价值实现需要。 从赫兹伯格的双因素理论来看,工人的保健因素可能包括:工作环境与条件、工作的安全性、工厂的规章制度等,激励因素可能包括工资报酬、工作的挑战性、工作的成就感、个人发展机会及升职的机会等。 据此,我们可以考虑从奖励手段、工人参与管理、丰富工作内容、美化工作环境、建立健全规章制度等方面着手来改进油漆厂目前的工作状态。

三. 案例12 福特的Focus
概况:了解计划的不同类型;了解战略性计划与战术性计划的区别及其具体内容。
本案例涉及的主要知识点有:计划的类型、战略、战术,适合于学习计划职能时使用。
案例分析关键词:战略性计划、战术性计划
总起分析: 计划是管理四大职能的首要职能,具有前瞻性和统筹的作用,是组织、领导和控制的依据与参照标准。而制定计划的前提条件是组织对市场的准确了解与把握,做计划的依据是组织的目标与宗旨和组织的总体战略规划,当然还少不了具体的战术性策略。一项完善的计划是组织获得成功的关键。本案例围绕福特公司的新产品Focus 从设计、制造到市场定价的全套规划展开,联系问题作如下分析:
分析 1: 福特的Focus 目标定位非常明确:在世界市场上使该车型成为销售量的领先者,成为世界性的汽车。为达到此目标,福特提出了“全球性思考,地区性行动”的战略举措。即其产品既要实现全球范围内销售,实施跨国经营,使之变成世界的。同时,又要考虑到不同国家不同民族的不同文化底蕴和不同的审美观与消费需求,实行地区性差异销售。具体来讲,全球性思考体现在:一是100 万辆车在100 多个国家销售;二是汽车的85%的外壳金属设计仍然保留着全球标准化,体现出企业的总体特色的专一性。而地区性行动体现在:一是其生产与组装放在四个不同的国家,体现一种地区的优势特色;二是汽车的15%的外壳金属设计,根据当地消费者需要和口味进行调整,使Focus 的风格与外形经过调整与修改后,适应当地市场的特殊的需要与特征。

分析2: 福特保持其汽车产品的85%的统一标准的好处是:保持了福特的品牌形象与产品特色,以及一贯的质量标准与质量要求,使消费者无论走到哪里一看到福特车就知道并记住“福”。同时又体现了福特的灵活性和以人为本的服务理念。相反,如果采用100%的统一标准生产和在世界范围内销售其产品,则不体现地区行动的战略思维,这种不充分考虑地方特色的行为会直接影响到Focus 的销售,因为不同地区人们的审美观与消费需求不同,用同一个模式去应对千差万别的消费需求,只会降低其产品的适应能力和市场占有率,最终影响到企业总体目标的实现。

分析3: 战略性计划与战术性计划是计划的两种类型。战略性计划通常关注的是更大范围,解决下一步要干什么的问题。而战术性决策是在战略性计划指导下,具体解决如何去做的问题,表现在操作层面上。

四. 案例17 一封辞职信
分析 1: 李玲所在的这家医院在组织结构运行上是不合理的,这也正是导致护士长李玲辞职的根本原因。 首先,从统一指挥原则可知,一个下级只接受一个上级的命令和指挥,同时一个下级只对这个上级负责。该原则要求:上下级之间要形成一条纵向连续的等级链;一个下级只有一个上级领导。 案例中,李玲有“两个上司”,在几乎同一时间内,主任护士让她写报告,基层护士监督员让她找人,这种多头领导的局面,严惩影响了组织管理的效率。 其次,从授权原则可知,为了使组织结构有效的运行,不能越能授权,不能交叉授权,以保证命令统一。授权者不要越过下级去干涉下级强权范围的事务,因为这样会造成直接下级失去对其职权范围的事务的有效控制。另外,授权者不可将不属于自己权力范围的权力授予下级,以避免交叉指挥,造成管理混乱和效率低下。 案例中, “外科李主任因急诊外科手术正缺人手”将属于自己权力范围的权力授予李玲,让她在内科调用两名护士,而李玲的直接主管王华叫李玲 “立即让这些护士回到内科部”,这样,就形成了交叉指挥,从而造成管理混乱、组织结构运行效率低下。

分析2: 要避免案例中由于组织结构运行不合理所致的李玲辞职这一结局,需要两方面的努力。 首先,由题1分析可知,案例中这家医院的组织运行不合理,大大降低了组织的运行效率,造成了管理混乱,因此,应该严格遵循组织设计以及组织结构运行的原则对这家医院的组织结构进行再设计,确定李玲唯一的直接上司,统一指挥,保证一个下级只授受一个上级的命令和指挥,同时一个下级只对这个上级负责。 其次,有了合理的组织结构,还需要明确规定每个层次管理者的任务、职责和权限,明确自己的上级是谁、下级是谁、对谁负责,明确工作的程序与渠道、从何处获得信息等。
♣ 案例中,李主任不应超越自己的权力范围直接向内科借调护士,而应向李玲护士长的直接上司王华说明情况,经王华同意后方可调用,这样就避免了交叉指挥、多个领导现象的发生。同时,作为护士长的李玲,遇到双重领导指挥情形时,应与直接上司商议行事。李玲在接到李主任的命令时向王华报告,经王华同意后,方可执行。

五. 案例14 这家酒业公司怎么了
概况:本案例主要涉及计划职能中的目标与目标管理,可在讲授计划职能中目标管理时使用。
案例分析关键词:目标、目标管理
分析 : 目标管理是员工参与管理的一种形式,强调 “ 自我控制”,注重成果第一。其主要特点一是以目标为中心;二是强调系统管理,要求总目标和各分目标及分目标和分目标之间相互支持保证,形成目标网络体系,保证目标的整体性和一致性;三是重视人的因素。如果操作方法得当,能使各项工作有明确的目标和方向 , 避免工作的盲目和随意性;能提高整体目标的一致性 , 有助于增强员工的进取心 , 责任感 , 充分发挥员工的潜力和积极性;有助于实现有效管理;有助于增强员工的团结合作精神和内部凝聚力。但如果操作不当,则不仅达不到目标管理应有的效果,反而会形成负面影响。 案例中出现的问题主要出在以下几个方面:一是目标的设定没有员工的共同参与,因此员工对高层的这种做法被动执行的多,但并不真正理解公司为什么这么做。二是部门之间的横向协调工作不到位,相互之间各自为阵,为了自身的小利益而没有考虑到公司的整体利益,从而影响到公司目标的整体性和一致性。三是目标的设定不全面,过于关注绩效评估,而忽视了其他目标的设定。这一系列问题的出现直接地影响到了公司部门之间的关系和公司的整体利益,最终不仅部门之间的矛盾加深,而且公司的整体利润也急剧下滑。

六. 案例25 副总家失火以后
概况:领导及其艺术在现代管理中具有重要性。
本案例主要涉及领导风格与领导艺术。
案例分析关键词:领导风格、管理方格理论。
分析1:

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