Delegation

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    Delegating Authority

    analysis and discuss the Ricky Lee scenario using the five behaviors used by effective delegators. Ricky properly chose and delegated the task of writing the department’s new procedures manual to the most capable person. There are three reasons the delegation executed was proper. The first reason is that Ricky went to his supervisor, Anne Zumwalt, asking permission to assign and entrust a third party with the responsibility of completing the manual (Robbins & Coulter, 2012). Secondly, the third

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    Management

    Ricky Lee will provide all of the information needed to complete task and to inform Bill Harmon that he is available any time he has any questions or concerns regarding the project. Ricky and Bill will have a face-to-face discussion for the delegation of work. Email or memo cannot be used as a substitute. This will give the employee the opportunity to ask questions and receive live feedback and confirmation instead of second guessing. Some of the constraints might include the use of company’s

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    Arctile

    by developing interpersonal relationships. To succeed at this it is important to for a team to work together to complete a project rather than for an individual to try to compete for credit on the part of the project they are completing. Task delegation is discussed next and Stan mentions that a team can be effective by delegating tasks to individuals that capitalize on their skills. A team leader should assign tasks to each team member based on that individuals experience and skill level so that

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    Decision Tree

    DECISION TREE Nurse Delegation to Nursing Assistive Personnel (NAP) Step One – Assessment and Planning Are there laws and rules/regulations in place that support the delegation? [NMAC 16.12.2] Yes Is the task within the scope of practice of the delegating nurse? [NMAC 16.12.2] Yes Has there been assessment of the client’s needs? Yes No Do not delegate. No If not in the licensed nurse’s scope of practice, he/she should not delegate to NAP. Authority to delegate varies from state-to-state; licensed

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    Motivation

    My mentor works for Lockheed Martin in the contracts department. Specifically, my mentor is responsible for creating contracts in order to help the company obtain the business. In government contracting, the government provides a project that they need done and then contract the job out to the company that can do the best work at the lowest price. Therefore it is the contractor’s job to ensure that the contract is written legally and also has to work with several departments. For example, they

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    Mgt 210 Week 3 Assignment Exercise 7-2

    frequent reason that supervisors fail in their jobs” (p. 117). Some supervisors are reluctant to delegate at all; others do not quite know how to delegate, or they are unsure regarding which tasks should be delegated. Recall the basic steps in the delegation process from Ch. 7 of your text as you formulate your answers to this assignment. Resource:Ch. 7 (p. 126) of Supervision: Key Link to Productivity Follow the steps listed below to complete this 700- to 1,050-word assignment: Read Exercise 7-2:

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    Delegation

    confidence to develop themselves for higher positions. Good delegation provides better managers and a higher degree of efficiency. The objective of delegation is to get the job done by someone else. Not just the simple tasks of reading instructions and turning a lever, but also the decision making and changes which depend upon new information. With delegation, the staff has the authority to react to situations without referring back to you. Delegation authority from superior to subordinate, however, the

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    Delegation

    the general guidelines of delegation are: * primary concern is to make sure that the patient is safe * you must know the job descriptions and abilities of the healthcare personnel and subordinates who you supervise * you must know facility policies and procedures * you must know your nurse practice act * you must delegate tasks to those who you know are capable of performing what you are assigning them to do * you base tasks that you delegate to others on your

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    Delegation

    Delegation? Delegation is the establishment of a pattern of authority between a superior and one or more subordinates. Specifically delegation is the process by which managers assign a portion of their total workplace to others. Everybody who’s anybody delegates, CEOs, the president, military commanders all delegate. The primary reason for delegation is to enable the manager to get more work done. Subordinates help each

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    Delegation

    Evaluate the benefits of delegation. According to Murdock and Scutt (2001) the definition of management is getting work done through people. The ability to manage efficiently and effectively is therefore dependent one’s ability to delegate. The success of any individual occupying a managerial position is measured not by what the individual is able to produce but by what his/her team produces. This can be effected through delegation. There are many benefits to delegation for the delegator/manager

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