- published: 23 Jul 2012
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Management in businesses and organizations is the function that coordinates the efforts of people to accomplish goals and objectives by using available resources efficiently and effectively.
Management includes planning, organizing, staffing, leading or directing, and controlling an organization to accomplish the goal or target. Resourcing encompasses the deployment and manipulation of human resources, financial resources, technological resources, and natural resources. Management is also an academic discipline, a social science whose objective is to study social organization.
The English verb "manage" comes from the Italian maneggiare (to handle, especially tools), which derives from the two Latin words manus (hand) and agere (to act).
The French word for housekeeping, ménagerie, derived from ménager ("to keep house"; compare ménage for "household"), also encompasses taking care of domestic animals. The French word mesnagement (or ménagement) influenced the semantic development of the English word management in the 17th and 18th centuries.
In business management, micromanagement is a management style whereby a manager closely observes or controls the work of subordinates or employees. Micromanagement generally has a negative connotation.
Merriam-Webster's Online Dictionary defines micromanagement as "manage[ment] especially with excessive control or attention on details". Dictionary.com defines micromanagement as "manage[ment] or control with excessive attention to minor details". The online dictionary Encarta defined micromanagement as "atten[tion] to small details in management: control [of] a person or a situation by paying extreme attention to small details".
The notion of micromanagement can be extended to any social context where one person takes a bully approach, in the level of control and influence over the members of a group, such as giving Howard a black eye for not working his priority leads. Often, this excessive obsession with the most minute of details causes a direct management failure in the ability to focus on the major details.
This video is sponsored by http://davecrenshaw.com/hire-dave-to-speak/ ... There's management, and then there is micro management. Which method do you use? More important, which method would those you lead and manage say you use? Many people who think there are being effective managers are shocked to learn their actions are stifling growth and creativity. This brief video draws five comparisons between the less effective micro managers and true managers. Please watch, then share your own comparisons.
If you want to learn by micromanagement is bad, then play this video from https://www.projectmanager.com/?utm_source=youtube.com&utm;_medium=social&utm;_campaign=WhyMicro-ManagementisBad-ProjectManagement now. It will explain all of the reasons why managing project at a helicopter level is much superior at the micro level.
Who likes to work for micro managers? No one that I have ever met! Yet is seems like there are tons of them out there! Listen to this short video and learn if you have any of the traits that just might be frustrating the people under your care.
Learn to Make Simple Fried Ice Cream! Click here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ma5a2LLlOTc Watch more Office Survival Guide videos: http://www.howcast.com/videos/114326-How-to-Micromanage-like-a-Real-ass Step 1: Control, critique, choke Repeat the mantra 'control, critique, choke' while imagining that you are a giant octopus with tentacles capable of reaching all those who report to you. Step 2: Document wasted time Note what time your staff comes into the office and how long they take for lunch. If possible, monitor time spent on personal calls and chatting with coworkers. Document this information for future use. Step 3: Overexplain Assign a task, spelling out in painful detail how it should be done. Remember, nothing is too obvious to explain. Step 4: Monitor Ten minutes la...
Is your boss always looking over your shoulder? Does it feel like he or she doesn't trust you? Alliance Leadership executive coach Caty Everett explains how you can improve the situation and how best to approach your manager.
This humorous yet all-too-common office scene shows how a controller-with-good-intentions can demoralize a long term team member. Go to http://dramafreeoffice.com for suggestions on how to work effectively with the pleaser / hero / caretaker in your organization. Follow us on Facebook and Twitter for tips on staying drama free: - http://twitter.com/KaleyKlemp - http://facebook.com/KaleyKlemp
Many bosses are controlling: instead of focusing on defining great outcomes for their team, they go further and define and monitor how the work is completed. Most of the time that's the wrong move; the goal is to manage outcomes, not the process. This tutorial examines the perils of micromanaging and describes how to be an effective leader. Watch more at http://www.lynda.com/Business-Business-Skills-tutorials/Management-Tips/126132-2.html This specific tutorial is from the Management Tips series presented by lynda.com author Todd Dewett. The complete series offers two management tips every week and shows how to improve communication, increase motivation, deal with conflict, and build positive relationships.
Imperial Business School OB movie project regarding micro-management in leadership
Learn more about avoiding micromanagement at http://www.mindtools.com/pages/article/newTMM_90.htm Micromanagers take perfectly positive attributes -- an attention to detail and a hands-on attitude -- to the extreme. Either because they're control-obsessed, or because they feel driven to push everyone around them to success, they risk disempowering their colleagues. They also ruin their team members' confidence, hurt their performance, and frustrate them to the point where they quit. Luckily, though, there are ways to identify these overzealous tendencies in yourself -- and get rid of them before they do more damage. Learn more in this short video.
This is the video that I submitted to the 2015 POONFECTA (Baby Tarpon on fly Tournament) Film Festival. Luckily I got 1st place Poonfecta Film again this year. It was an honor to have the film shown alongside with other passionate film makers in the Festival. I cant wait for next years!! Enjoy!! Special Thanks to Skinny Water Culture Orvis Scientific Angler Smith Optics Icon Coolers
The Waste Management Education Project (WaMEP) engages the youth and the community of Kampala, Uganda, in handling waste creatively through recycling, reusing, reducing and adding value to earn a living. Through educational programs WaMEP creates culturally responsible citizens who care for their environment. For more information visit www.facebook.com/pages/Waste-Managment-Education-project/524175797672978 Producer: Claire Miller Director: Nikki Hausherr Cinematographer: Bradley Virshup Editor: Shawn Paarmann This micro-documentary was produced on location in Kampala, Uganda, by an Actuality Media student crew and shot with a Canon cameras. The making of this video was part of a one-day-shoot assignment; an exercise to prepare a crew who had never filmed together to be ready to create...
Featuring: Jassem Hindi (sound artist), Sebastian Schunke (jazz pianist), Atalyá Tirosh (soprano) Special Guest: Edivaldo Ernesto Performers: Lorena Justribó Manion, Lea Helmstädter, Chawki Derbel, Ichi Go, Johanna Wernmo, Sebastian Zuber, Christoph Viol, Light Design: Gregor Knüppel Production and Assistance: Alice Heyward and Yuebing Luo, Photography by Manuel Moncayo, Documentation: Xavier Cordente/Kunst Capture. Consultant & Translation: Moritz Gansen Production Management: Hendrik Unger MICRO REVOLUTION is an intensive experimental laboratory process with artists from various disciplines. We will investigate highly physical movement material in juxtaposition with affective and compositional architectural resonances. Composers will interact with the choreographer and the dancers to pr...
Client: Ubiquiti Networks (UBNT) The UniFi®Video Camera Micro is part of the UniFi Video surveillance management system. It records 720p HD video indoors, day or night. Creative Director / Supervisor: John Tso 3D Modeler / Animator: Jenny Tso 3D Modeler / Animator / Motion Designer: Tenzin Tseten
A Site-Specific dance by Judith Sánchez Ruíz in collaboration with ACUD MACHT NEU. (Full Piece) Featuring: Jassem Hindi (sound artist), Sebastian Schunke (jazz pianist), Atalyá Tirosh (soprano) Special Guest: Edivaldo Ernesto Performers: Lorena Justribó Manion, Lea Helmstädter, Chawki Derbel, Ichi Go, Johanna Wernmo, Sebastian Zuber, Christoph Viol, Light Design: Gregor Knüppel Production and Assistance: Alice Heyward and Yuebing Luo, Photography by Manuel Moncayo, Documentation: Xavier Cordente/Kunst Capture. Consultant & Translation: Moritz Gansen Production Management: Hendrik Unger MICRO REVOLUTION is an intensive experimental laboratory process with artists from various disciplines. We will investigate highly physical movement material in juxtaposition with affective and c...
Created in Flash, this animation was developed to complement a project management tool, which was developed for Flinders University, Adelaide, South Australia. Using interface elements from the tool, it explains the benefits of project planning through a character-driven, light-hearted narrative.
Java 8 makes significant changes to the JVM memory model which are important to understand when running a high scale production environment. The first half of this session will cover the basics of Java memory and garbage collection including changes introduced by Java 8. The second half of this session will address the increased the consequence of running a production JVM inside a container environment which is an increasingly common scenario for micro service architectures involving docker. This session will cover in details the concepts and tooling necessary to understand and manage Java 8 JVM in a productions environment. We will start with memory basics; the stack and the heap. The session will cover Java 8's Metaspace and changes in "perm". The information will be useful to developers...
Imagefilm für Reccom-KG / Retail Cost and Contract Management. Gedreht wurde mit 2x Sony FS 700 in 2k & 4k Raw, sowie der Steadicam Zephyr und dem redrock micro one man crew motorized parabolic slider. Produktion: JerominFilms Kamera & Postproduktion: Julian Jeromin Licht & Kamera: Jan-Malte Enning Luftaufnahmen: German Rotor Cam GRC Ton & Musik: Victor Brand Maske: Dorit Passiep Animation: Dirk Rosenlöcher Sprecher: Carsten Wilhelm Im Auftrag von Heithoff & Companie
Timelapse video of building a high performance and high value media server constructed at the Bell Professional Management Program. Specs: 128GB RAM 40TB Seagate SAS Drives AMD 24 Core Processors 15 Fans (4 of which are external) Detailed System Specs: Case: Lian-Li PC-A77F Motherboard: Tyan S8230GM4NR Dual 1944 SKTs; SR5690;(16 DIMMS) EATX Socket: G34 DIMM slots: (8)+(8) 800/1066/1333Mhz up to 256GB 4Channels per CPU Processor: 2X AMD Opteron 6174 Magny-Cours (45nm / 122W ) LAN: Dual Intel 82574L + Dual 82576EB Chipset: AMD SR5690(5670)+SP5100 Heat sink: 2X Noctua NH-U12DO A3 RAID CARD: Dell PERC H800 Expander card: Chenbro CK13601 RAM: KVR1333D3D4R9S/8G (128GB Total) Hard Drive Enclosure: Super Micro CSE-M35S Mobile Rack Hard Drive: 20X Seagate Constellation ES SAS 6Gb/s ...
I study at Fontys Eindhoven - Hogeschool voor ICT, after one year you need to choose an "area of innovation"; Lifestyle, Gaming, Internet, management en Security or Mobile Development. I choose lifestyle, the for this area of innovation the assignment was to make the Invisible Visible with a combination of Art and Technology. So we decided to visualize growing tree with the help of the participants, without the help of those participants the tree wouldn't grow. To make the project we used 1 arduino and serveral light sensors, blowsensors and one flow sensors. The flowsensors measured the amount of rain(water), the blowsensor simulated the amount of wind and with flash we made it al visible. For more information about the project you can contact me. Song: Hans Zimmer - Time
This video is sponsored by http://davecrenshaw.com/hire-dave-to-speak/ ... There's management, and then there is micro management. Which method do you use? More important, which method would those you lead and manage say you use? Many people who think there are being effective managers are shocked to learn their actions are stifling growth and creativity. This brief video draws five comparisons between the less effective micro managers and true managers. Please watch, then share your own comparisons.
If you want to learn by micromanagement is bad, then play this video from https://www.projectmanager.com/?utm_source=youtube.com&utm;_medium=social&utm;_campaign=WhyMicro-ManagementisBad-ProjectManagement now. It will explain all of the reasons why managing project at a helicopter level is much superior at the micro level.
Who likes to work for micro managers? No one that I have ever met! Yet is seems like there are tons of them out there! Listen to this short video and learn if you have any of the traits that just might be frustrating the people under your care.
Learn to Make Simple Fried Ice Cream! Click here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ma5a2LLlOTc Watch more Office Survival Guide videos: http://www.howcast.com/videos/114326-How-to-Micromanage-like-a-Real-ass Step 1: Control, critique, choke Repeat the mantra 'control, critique, choke' while imagining that you are a giant octopus with tentacles capable of reaching all those who report to you. Step 2: Document wasted time Note what time your staff comes into the office and how long they take for lunch. If possible, monitor time spent on personal calls and chatting with coworkers. Document this information for future use. Step 3: Overexplain Assign a task, spelling out in painful detail how it should be done. Remember, nothing is too obvious to explain. Step 4: Monitor Ten minutes la...
Is your boss always looking over your shoulder? Does it feel like he or she doesn't trust you? Alliance Leadership executive coach Caty Everett explains how you can improve the situation and how best to approach your manager.
This humorous yet all-too-common office scene shows how a controller-with-good-intentions can demoralize a long term team member. Go to http://dramafreeoffice.com for suggestions on how to work effectively with the pleaser / hero / caretaker in your organization. Follow us on Facebook and Twitter for tips on staying drama free: - http://twitter.com/KaleyKlemp - http://facebook.com/KaleyKlemp
Many bosses are controlling: instead of focusing on defining great outcomes for their team, they go further and define and monitor how the work is completed. Most of the time that's the wrong move; the goal is to manage outcomes, not the process. This tutorial examines the perils of micromanaging and describes how to be an effective leader. Watch more at http://www.lynda.com/Business-Business-Skills-tutorials/Management-Tips/126132-2.html This specific tutorial is from the Management Tips series presented by lynda.com author Todd Dewett. The complete series offers two management tips every week and shows how to improve communication, increase motivation, deal with conflict, and build positive relationships.
Imperial Business School OB movie project regarding micro-management in leadership
Learn more about avoiding micromanagement at http://www.mindtools.com/pages/article/newTMM_90.htm Micromanagers take perfectly positive attributes -- an attention to detail and a hands-on attitude -- to the extreme. Either because they're control-obsessed, or because they feel driven to push everyone around them to success, they risk disempowering their colleagues. They also ruin their team members' confidence, hurt their performance, and frustrate them to the point where they quit. Luckily, though, there are ways to identify these overzealous tendencies in yourself -- and get rid of them before they do more damage. Learn more in this short video.
This is the video that I submitted to the 2015 POONFECTA (Baby Tarpon on fly Tournament) Film Festival. Luckily I got 1st place Poonfecta Film again this year. It was an honor to have the film shown alongside with other passionate film makers in the Festival. I cant wait for next years!! Enjoy!! Special Thanks to Skinny Water Culture Orvis Scientific Angler Smith Optics Icon Coolers
The Waste Management Education Project (WaMEP) engages the youth and the community of Kampala, Uganda, in handling waste creatively through recycling, reusing, reducing and adding value to earn a living. Through educational programs WaMEP creates culturally responsible citizens who care for their environment. For more information visit www.facebook.com/pages/Waste-Managment-Education-project/524175797672978 Producer: Claire Miller Director: Nikki Hausherr Cinematographer: Bradley Virshup Editor: Shawn Paarmann This micro-documentary was produced on location in Kampala, Uganda, by an Actuality Media student crew and shot with a Canon cameras. The making of this video was part of a one-day-shoot assignment; an exercise to prepare a crew who had never filmed together to be ready to create...
Featuring: Jassem Hindi (sound artist), Sebastian Schunke (jazz pianist), Atalyá Tirosh (soprano) Special Guest: Edivaldo Ernesto Performers: Lorena Justribó Manion, Lea Helmstädter, Chawki Derbel, Ichi Go, Johanna Wernmo, Sebastian Zuber, Christoph Viol, Light Design: Gregor Knüppel Production and Assistance: Alice Heyward and Yuebing Luo, Photography by Manuel Moncayo, Documentation: Xavier Cordente/Kunst Capture. Consultant & Translation: Moritz Gansen Production Management: Hendrik Unger MICRO REVOLUTION is an intensive experimental laboratory process with artists from various disciplines. We will investigate highly physical movement material in juxtaposition with affective and compositional architectural resonances. Composers will interact with the choreographer and the dancers to pr...
Client: Ubiquiti Networks (UBNT) The UniFi®Video Camera Micro is part of the UniFi Video surveillance management system. It records 720p HD video indoors, day or night. Creative Director / Supervisor: John Tso 3D Modeler / Animator: Jenny Tso 3D Modeler / Animator / Motion Designer: Tenzin Tseten
A Site-Specific dance by Judith Sánchez Ruíz in collaboration with ACUD MACHT NEU. (Full Piece) Featuring: Jassem Hindi (sound artist), Sebastian Schunke (jazz pianist), Atalyá Tirosh (soprano) Special Guest: Edivaldo Ernesto Performers: Lorena Justribó Manion, Lea Helmstädter, Chawki Derbel, Ichi Go, Johanna Wernmo, Sebastian Zuber, Christoph Viol, Light Design: Gregor Knüppel Production and Assistance: Alice Heyward and Yuebing Luo, Photography by Manuel Moncayo, Documentation: Xavier Cordente/Kunst Capture. Consultant & Translation: Moritz Gansen Production Management: Hendrik Unger MICRO REVOLUTION is an intensive experimental laboratory process with artists from various disciplines. We will investigate highly physical movement material in juxtaposition with affective and c...
Created in Flash, this animation was developed to complement a project management tool, which was developed for Flinders University, Adelaide, South Australia. Using interface elements from the tool, it explains the benefits of project planning through a character-driven, light-hearted narrative.
Java 8 makes significant changes to the JVM memory model which are important to understand when running a high scale production environment. The first half of this session will cover the basics of Java memory and garbage collection including changes introduced by Java 8. The second half of this session will address the increased the consequence of running a production JVM inside a container environment which is an increasingly common scenario for micro service architectures involving docker. This session will cover in details the concepts and tooling necessary to understand and manage Java 8 JVM in a productions environment. We will start with memory basics; the stack and the heap. The session will cover Java 8's Metaspace and changes in "perm". The information will be useful to developers...
Imagefilm für Reccom-KG / Retail Cost and Contract Management. Gedreht wurde mit 2x Sony FS 700 in 2k & 4k Raw, sowie der Steadicam Zephyr und dem redrock micro one man crew motorized parabolic slider. Produktion: JerominFilms Kamera & Postproduktion: Julian Jeromin Licht & Kamera: Jan-Malte Enning Luftaufnahmen: German Rotor Cam GRC Ton & Musik: Victor Brand Maske: Dorit Passiep Animation: Dirk Rosenlöcher Sprecher: Carsten Wilhelm Im Auftrag von Heithoff & Companie
Timelapse video of building a high performance and high value media server constructed at the Bell Professional Management Program. Specs: 128GB RAM 40TB Seagate SAS Drives AMD 24 Core Processors 15 Fans (4 of which are external) Detailed System Specs: Case: Lian-Li PC-A77F Motherboard: Tyan S8230GM4NR Dual 1944 SKTs; SR5690;(16 DIMMS) EATX Socket: G34 DIMM slots: (8)+(8) 800/1066/1333Mhz up to 256GB 4Channels per CPU Processor: 2X AMD Opteron 6174 Magny-Cours (45nm / 122W ) LAN: Dual Intel 82574L + Dual 82576EB Chipset: AMD SR5690(5670)+SP5100 Heat sink: 2X Noctua NH-U12DO A3 RAID CARD: Dell PERC H800 Expander card: Chenbro CK13601 RAM: KVR1333D3D4R9S/8G (128GB Total) Hard Drive Enclosure: Super Micro CSE-M35S Mobile Rack Hard Drive: 20X Seagate Constellation ES SAS 6Gb/s ...
I study at Fontys Eindhoven - Hogeschool voor ICT, after one year you need to choose an "area of innovation"; Lifestyle, Gaming, Internet, management en Security or Mobile Development. I choose lifestyle, the for this area of innovation the assignment was to make the Invisible Visible with a combination of Art and Technology. So we decided to visualize growing tree with the help of the participants, without the help of those participants the tree wouldn't grow. To make the project we used 1 arduino and serveral light sensors, blowsensors and one flow sensors. The flowsensors measured the amount of rain(water), the blowsensor simulated the amount of wind and with flash we made it al visible. For more information about the project you can contact me. Song: Hans Zimmer - Time
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