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1. Read and translate the text "Definition of Management".

Text A.

Definition of Management

Management is considered to be a universal consideration. Almost every problem faced by organizations or nations can be at least partially solved through effective and efficient management practices. Firms in the private sector continually strive to increase their managerial efficiency and effectiveness, as do organizations in the public sector.

Management has been defined in many different ways. We shall use the following definition: management is the process of setting objectives and coordinating the efforts of personnel in order to attain them. Note that by its very definition, management involves getting things done through other peo­ple. The manager must be a planner, communicator, coordinator, leader, and con­troller; and most of all the manager must be a facilitator. He or she must smooth the way for subordinate performance.

It should be pointed out that not every person who carries the title of manager actually is a manager. Some "managers" have so little authority — for example, managers who have to check everything with the boss — that they are little more than managerial assistants. Others really do not want to manage. Preferring to let subordinates be in control, they delegate virtually all of the authority to lower-level people who, then, are responsible for seeing that things get done. Still others who are called managers only manage some of the time.

Vocabulary on the text .

attain, v – достигать, добиваться

authority, n – власть, полномочие (for smth)

delegate authority – передавать полномочия

be responsible for – отвечать за что-либо

carry the title – носить звание

communicate, v – сообщать, передавать (to)

communicator, п – передающий

consideration, n – понятие

control, v – контролировать, проверять

controller, n – контролер, инспектор

coordinate, v – координировать

coordinator, n – координатор

effective, adj. – эффективный, результативный

efficient, adj. – действенный, рациональный

face the problem – столкнуться с проблемой

facilitate, v – содействовать, облегчать

facilitator, n – помощник

lead, v – руководить, управлять

leader, n – руководитель, глава

perform, v – исполнять, выполнять

performance, n – исполнение, выполнение

point out – указывать, обращать внимание

practice, n – деятельность , практика

set objective – ставить цель

smooth, v – сглаживать

strive, v – стараться, прилагать усилия

subordinate, n – подчиненный

2. Give Russian equivalents.

subordinate performance; little authority; lower-level people; to attain objectives; universal consideration; effective and efficient management practices; private sector; public sector.

3. Give English equivalents.

понятие; сталкиваться с проблемой; решать проблему; стараться; различными способами; ставить задачу; достигать; например; отвечать за что-либо; штат (персонал).

4. Find in the text synonyms to the following words:

to deal with; fragmentarily; to struggle; to enlarge; a goal; to influence; secondary; power.

5. Give the antonyms to the following words:

authority; upper-level managers; fully; public sector; directors.

6. a) Say from what verbs the following nouns are formed. Translate them into Russian.

manager; planner; communicator; coordinator; leader; controller; facilitator; actor.

b) Form nouns from the adjectives and verbs. Translate them into Russian.

efficient; effective; to define; to lead; to control; to manage.

7. Match the words to make a word combination.

1. universal

a. sector

2. set

b. objective

3. delegate

c. consideration

4. public

d. authority

5. different

e. ways

8. Insert prepositions.

1. Management may be defined … many different ways.

2. Manager pointed … some difficult problems to be solved.

3. Managers are responsible … seeing that things get done.

4. Almost all organization’s problems can be solved … management practices.

5. Both firms … the private and … public sectors are trying to increase their managerial efficiency.

9. Find in the text the words which describe or mean the following.

  • to pass on (news, information, feelings, heat, motion, etc.).

  • to act as chief, direct by example or persuasion, direct the movements of.

  • to make easy, to lessen the difficulty of.

  1. Read the definitions of the term ‘management’ that English-English dictionaries give :

Oxford Advanced Learner’s Dictionary

management n 1. (a) the control and making of decisions in a business or similar organization. The failure was caused by bad management. the government's reputation for sound economic management a management course / consultant, (b) the people who control a business or similar organization: The management is/are considering closing the factory. consultation between workers and management Most managements are keen to avoid strikes. senior/middle management The business is under new management. a top management job.

2. the process of dealing with or controlling people or things: help people with the management of their problems.

manager n 1. (a) person who controls a business or similar organization: a bank/cinema/hotel manager, the sales/marketing/personnel manager, departmental manager;, (b) a person who trains and organizes a sports team: the England football manage;, (c) a person who deals with the business affairs of an entertainer or of a sports player or competitor. 2. (usu. following an adj) a person who controls eg. people, a household or money in the way specified: She is not a very good manager (of money) she always spends more than she earns.

manageress n (Brit) a woman who is in charge of a small business, eg. a shop, restaurant or hotel.

managerial adj of managers or management: managerial job/decision or managerial skills/ expertise/experience/responsibility.

New Webster’s Dictionary of the English Language

manage, 1. v.t. – managed, managing. To control and direct, as a person or enterprise; to conduct, carry on guide, administer; to succeed or contrive, often in spite of difficulty; to move or use in the manner desired; to treat, as a person, with caution or judgment. 2. v. i. To direct or conduct affairs; to carry on a concern or business.

manageable, a Capable of being managed; easily made subservient to one’s views or designs. – manageability, manageableness, n, -manageably, adv.

management, n. The act of managing, treating, directing, carrying on, or using for a purpose; administration; cautious handling or treatment; the body of directors or managers of any business, concern, or interest collectively.

manager, n. One who manages; one who has the guidance or direction of anything; one who is directly at the head of an undertaking. - managership

  • What information can we find in the dictionary entries?

  • Are these entries different in their structure?

  • What are the advantages of the first entry?

  • What would you add to the second entry?

11. Find definition of management in the text. Compare it with the ones given in ex. 10.

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