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This document discusses the life and management theories of Henri Fayol, a French engineer and mining director. It covers his five functions of management and fourteen principles of management, which are still relevant today. It is useful for understanding the foundations of classical management theory.
What's inside
- Introduction to Henri Fayol
- Fayol's five functions of management
- Fayol's fourteen principles of management
- Division of labor
- Authority and responsibility
- Unity of command and direction
Who it is for: Students of management, business, and organizational behavior. (Undergraduate)
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Summary
Henri Fayol's management theories and principles are outlined. Students learn about Fayol's background, his five functions of management and his fourteen principles.
Fayol's early career
Fayol's career as a mining engineer is described. His work as a director of mines is detailed.
Fayol's five functions
Fayol's five functions of management are listed. Each function is explained briefly.
Fayol's fourteen principles
Fayol's fourteen principles of management are listed. Each principle is explained briefly.
Unity of command and direction
Unity of command and unity of direction are explained. Their differences and relationship are discussed.
Key terms
- Division of labour
- The splitting of work into smaller tasks for efficiency.
- Authority and responsibility
- The rights and duties that come with a management position.
- Equity
- Fairness and kindness in managing employees.
- Order
- The systematic arrangement of things and people.
- Fair remuneration
- Wages that are reasonable and satisfactory to both employer and employee.
- Stability of tenure
- Employees staying in their jobs for a fixed period.
Questions this document helps with
- What are Fayol's five functions of management?
- What is the difference between unity of command and direction?
- What does Fayol mean by equity in management?
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