Sales forecasts, 117
evaluating, 120
types of, 118–120, 121f
Salesforce estimation method, 119
Sarbanes-Oxley Act of 2002, 42
Scalar relationships, 182
Scheduling
Gantt charts, 121–122, 450
program evaluation and review technique (PERT), 122–123
scientific management and, 449–450
Scientific management
job design, 447
motion-study techniques, 448–449
task measurement, 449–450
workforce management, 447
Selection
assessment centers, 227
process, 226f
testing, 226–227
training programs, 227–231
Self-managed teams, 354
Serial transmissions, 279–280
Servant leadership, 306–307
Service industries, productivity, 62
Sexual harassment, 59
Shared vision, 459
Short term/long term orientation, 93
Silent Generation, 57
Single-use plans, 108
budget, 110
model, 109f
programs, 110
Situational approach to leadership, 294, 310
contingency theory, 296–298
decision-focused theory, 299–302
decision-making, 299
life cycle theory, 295–296
path-goal theory, 298–299
Vroom-Yetton-Jago (VYJ) model, 302–303
Slogans, 380f
Social audits, 32
community area, 33
environmental footprint, 32
responsible buying area, 33
wellness area, 33
Social diversity, promoting, 53
Social entrepreneurship
capital sources, 477
defined, 475
funding, 476
mission, 476
performance measures, 477
public acceptance, 477
social networks, 477
social value, 475
Social media, 236, 404
Social network analysis, 448
Social networks, 153, 269, 477
Social responsibility. See Corporate social responsibility
Social responsiveness, 29–30
Social values, 157, 475
Sociograms, 351
Sociometric analysis, 350–351
Span of management
complexity of functions, 182
coordination, 182
factors influencing, 183t
geographic contiguity, 182
Graicuna’s formula, 183
planning, 182–183
similarity of functions, 182
Spirituality dimension of organization culture, 377
Stability, 165
Staff authority, 204
Staff personnel
advisory/counseling role, 204
control role, 205
service role, 204–205
Stakeholders
ethical management practices, 39
social obligations to, 29–30, 34
Standards, 393
employee attitudes, 395
goals, 395
market position, 394
product leadership, 394
productivity, 394
profitability, 394
social responsibility, 395
Standing plans
model, 110f
personnel development, 395
policies, 108–109
procedures, 109
rules, 110
Starbucks Global Responsibility Report, 32
Statistical quality control, 420
Stereotypes, 58–59
Store-level distribution resource planning (DRP), 106
Strategic business units (SBUs), 162
Strategic control, 166
Strategic management
competitive dynamics, 167–168
environmental analysis, 155–158
industry environment, 158–159
organizational mission, 159–160
process, 155
strategic control, 166
strategy formulation, 160–165
strategy implementation, 165–166
tactical planning, 166–167
Strategic planning
challenge case, 153, 169
competitive dynamics, 167–168
decisions, 400
defined, 154
quality improvement, 419
strategic control, 166
strategy formulation, 160–165
strategy implementation, 165–166
tactical planning, 166–167, 167t
Strategic renewal, 475
Strategic workforce planning (SWP), 157
Strategy formulation, 154, 421
BCG Growth-Share Matrix, 163
business portfolio analysis, 161–164
cost leadership, 164
critical question analysis, 160–161, 164
differentiation, 164
divestiture, 165
focus, 164
GE Multifactor Portfolio Matrix, 163
growth, 164
Porter’s Model, 164
retrenchment, 165
stability, 165
strategic control, 166
SWOT analysis, 161, 164
tactical planning, 166–167
types of, 164
Strategy implementation, 165–166
Stress
defined, 249–250
managing, 250–251
organizational change and, 249
programs for, 252
worker performance, 250f, 251
Stressors, 251
Structural change, 245
Structure, 181
Structure behavior, 292
Subordinate-centered leaders, 300
Succession planning, 224
Superhubs, 416
Supportive behavior, 298
Sustainability, 25
achieving, 36–37
defined, 34
innovation, 35–36
measuring, 44
productivity, 35
profit, 35
Sustainable organizations, 34, 45–46
advantages of, 35–36
goal-setting, 36–37
recruiting and hiring, 37
rewarding employees, 37
successful, 36
tracking progress, 37
Sustained regeneration, 475
SWOT analysis, 161, 169, 172
Symbols, 380
System approach to management, 456
Systems, 421
closed, 456
management, 456–457
open, 456–457
wholeness, 456
Systems thinking, 458