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The classical approach to management originated in the early 1900s and focused on increasing efficiency through careful observation of management practices. It sought to identify universal principles for efficient operation. Some key aspects included scientific management by Frederick Taylor which aimed to increase worker output and management efficiency. Henri Fayol identified 14 general principles of management and categorized organizational work into technical, commercial, financial, accounting, security, and managerial functions. Max Weber's bureaucratic theory defined bureaucracy as a rational and efficient form of organization with characteristics like job specialization, authority hierarchies, and impersonal relationships between employees. Criticisms of bureaucracy include that it is too rigid with an overemphasis on rules and processes that can limit flexibility and human aspects.
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Presentation on Classical Approach
- 1. Classical Approach PRESENTATION ON AVISKAR PANDAY 1 AVISKAR PANDAY
- 2. Classical approach It is the oldest formal school of thought which began around 1900 and continued into the 1920s. It’s mainly concerned with the increasing the efficiency of worker and organizations based on management practices, which were an outcome of careful observation. Classical approach mainly looks for the universal principles of operation in the striving for economic efficiency. Classical approach includes scientific, administrative and bureaucratic management. AVISKAR PANDAY 2
- 3. About F. w. Taylor [1856 – 1915] Father of scientific management Joined Cramp shipyard company as mechanic Joined Midvale steel company as worker, promoted supervisor and up to the chief engineer Later he joined Bethlehem steel company as consultant Scientific Management concentrates on solving two major problems 1. How to increase the output of the average worker, and 2. How to improve the efficiency of management AVISKAR PANDAY 3
- 4. Principles of Scientific Management Theory Replacement of old rule of thumb with science Harmony and group activity Functional foremanship Financial incentive Co-operation Development of employees Maximum output AVISKAR PANDAY 4
- 5. About Fayol Born in 1841 in France. Worked as a mining engineer. Wrote the book entitled General and “Industrial Management” in French language. Developed 14 principles of management which are universally applicable. Has focused on top-level management. AVISKAR PANDAY 5
- 6. Classification of organizational work according to Fayol Technical (manufacturing) Commercial (buying and selling) Financial (investment/ fund related) Accounting (cost, volume, profit planning) Security (protection of organizational property) Managerial (planning, organizing, staffing, controlling) AVISKAR PANDAY 6
- 7. Principles of Management by Henry Fayol Division of work Discipline Authority and responsibility Subordination of individual interest to General Interest Remuneration Centralization Order Equity Initiative Esprit De Corps Stability of Tenure Unity of direction Scalar chain Unity of command AVISKAR PANDAY 7
- 8. MAX WEBER’s Bureaucratic theory [ 1864-1920 ] Weber was a German sociologist Made a significant contribution to management thought and development His book “the theory of social and economic organization” explain the principle of bureaucracy Formal system of organization design to ensure efficiency and effectiveness He define bureaucracy as, “an ideal form of organization whose objectives and activities are rationally thought out and whose division of labor is explicitly spelled out AVISKAR PANDAY 8
- 9. Characteristics of Bureaucratic Theory Job specialization Authority hierarchy Formal selection Formal rules and regulation Impersonality AVISKAR PANDAY 9
- 10. Principles of bureaucracy theory Administrative class Hierarchy Division of work Office rules Impersonal relationship Official record AVISKAR PANDAY 10
- 11. Criticism of bureaucratic organizations Bureaucratic organization is criticized because of the following reasons : Emphasis on rules and regulation , Rules and regulation are rigid and inflexible , Involve a lot of paper work , There will be unnecessary delay in decision making due to formalities and rules . Limited scope for human resources AVISKAR PANDAY 11