CONTINGENCY
MANAGEMENT
CHUKKAPALLI DHRUVA TEJA
ROLL NO:161456
 “NO, ONE BEST WAY TO DO THINGS”
THE CONTINGENCY APPROACH
Third style of Management Theory
After Classical and Behavioural
Very different from previous two
More of recognition that business is constantly
changes
WHAT IS A CONTINGENCY ?
•A contingency is an event that might happen
•It’s not certain that it will happen, but there is
a possibility that it might
•Good managers need to consider
contingencies when making a plans
•(Fiedler, 1964). there is no one best
way of organizing / leading and that
an organizational / leadership style
that is effective in some situations
may not be successful in others.
• The optimal organization / leadership
style is contingent upon various
internal and external constraints.
WILLIAM RICHARD SCOTT
• "The best way to organize
depends on the nature of the
environment to which the
organization must relate".
SO THE CONTINGENCY MANAGEMENT
APPROACH
• The contingency approach to management says there is no
single good way of managing a business
• Instead, a manager must be ready to change, to fit in with
what’s best with the environment.
• In other words, the organisational structure and the
management style should depend on the type tasks that are
done in the business
• Wide range of external and internal factors must be considered
and the focus should be on the action that best fits the given
situation
PROPERTIES
• Theory is practical and it is equally important for every
organization
• Theory doesn't believe in 'one best way' so many methods
and principles may be used in
• Every situation is unique so manager HAS TO be able to
analyse each and every situation INDIVIDUALLY.
• Applied in activities of motivating, leading and structuring the
organization.
• The other potentials of application are;
A. employee development and training
B. Decision of decentralization
C. Establishment of communication and control systems
D. Planning info decision systems
EFFECT ON A MANAGER
• By applying contingency theory to the study of
management, you will be able to identify and to solve
problems under different situations.
• You will recognize that the successful application of a
technique in one situation does not guarantee success
in another.
• Rather, you will be able to examine each situation in
terms of how it is affected by the contextual,
organizational, and human dimensions.
• As a result, your overall ability to correct problems
and to become more effective as a manager will
increase.
•Contingency theory is designed to
provide the manager with the
capabilities to examine numerous
possible solutions to a problem
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Contingency management

  • 1.
  • 2.
     “NO, ONEBEST WAY TO DO THINGS”
  • 3.
    THE CONTINGENCY APPROACH Thirdstyle of Management Theory After Classical and Behavioural Very different from previous two More of recognition that business is constantly changes
  • 4.
    WHAT IS ACONTINGENCY ? •A contingency is an event that might happen •It’s not certain that it will happen, but there is a possibility that it might •Good managers need to consider contingencies when making a plans
  • 5.
    •(Fiedler, 1964). thereis no one best way of organizing / leading and that an organizational / leadership style that is effective in some situations may not be successful in others. • The optimal organization / leadership style is contingent upon various internal and external constraints.
  • 6.
    WILLIAM RICHARD SCOTT •"The best way to organize depends on the nature of the environment to which the organization must relate".
  • 7.
    SO THE CONTINGENCYMANAGEMENT APPROACH • The contingency approach to management says there is no single good way of managing a business • Instead, a manager must be ready to change, to fit in with what’s best with the environment. • In other words, the organisational structure and the management style should depend on the type tasks that are done in the business • Wide range of external and internal factors must be considered and the focus should be on the action that best fits the given situation
  • 8.
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    • Theory ispractical and it is equally important for every organization • Theory doesn't believe in 'one best way' so many methods and principles may be used in • Every situation is unique so manager HAS TO be able to analyse each and every situation INDIVIDUALLY.
  • 10.
    • Applied inactivities of motivating, leading and structuring the organization. • The other potentials of application are; A. employee development and training B. Decision of decentralization C. Establishment of communication and control systems D. Planning info decision systems
  • 11.
    EFFECT ON AMANAGER
  • 12.
    • By applyingcontingency theory to the study of management, you will be able to identify and to solve problems under different situations. • You will recognize that the successful application of a technique in one situation does not guarantee success in another. • Rather, you will be able to examine each situation in terms of how it is affected by the contextual, organizational, and human dimensions. • As a result, your overall ability to correct problems and to become more effective as a manager will increase.
  • 13.
    •Contingency theory isdesigned to provide the manager with the capabilities to examine numerous possible solutions to a problem
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