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Management techniques for librarians / by G. Edward Evans.
LIBRA Z678 .E9 1983
Available from offsite location
- Format:
- Book
- Author/Creator:
- Evans, G. Edward, 1937-
- Series:
- Toshokan no tame no shuppan kii nōto
- Library and information science.
- Language:
- English
- Subjects (All):
- Library administration.
- Physical Description:
- xii, 330 pages : illustrations ; 24 cm.
- Edition:
- Second edition.
- Place of Publication:
- New York : Academic Press, 1983.
- Contents:
- 1. Libraries, Librarians, and Management 1
- Special Aspects of Libraries 2
- Library as a Bureaucracy 5
- Professionals and Semiprofessionals: Role in Management 9
- Human Relations Skills and Management 12
- 2. Management Training and Background 24
- What Do Managers Do? 25
- Fayol's General Principles 28
- The Nature of Formal Organizations 31
- People in Organizations 34
- 3. History and Styles of Management 39
- History of Management Thought 40
- Development of Library Management 46
- Approaches to Management 48
- 4. Change, Creativity, and the Library 63
- Creativity and Management 63
- Creativity in the Organization 64
- Types of Creative Thinking 65
- Encouraging Creative Thinking 67
- Techniques for Generating New Ideas 69
- Analytic and Creative Thinking 74
- 5. Power, Authority, and Accountability 77
- Power 79
- Authority 81
- Accountability and Responsibility 83
- Status 85
- Line and Staff 86
- 6. Delegation 92
- Purposes and Nature of Delegation 92
- Organizational Charts 106
- Common Mistakes in Organizing 108
- 7. Decision Making 111
- The Nature of Decision Making 112
- Problem Analysis 113
- The Decision-Making Process 116
- Types of Solutions 117
- Long-Range Effects of Decision Making 118
- Decision Aids 120
- 8. Planning 130
- Nature of Planning 131
- Types of Plans 133
- Why Plan? 146
- A Time Scale for Planning 147
- Planning Means Change 149
- Making Change Acceptable 150
- 9. Communication 155
- Obstacles to Understanding 156
- Organizational Barriers to Communication 160
- Communication Needs 161
- Communication Role of Supervisors 165
- Written and Oral Communication 166
- Channels, Direction, Legitimacy of Communication 169
- 10. Motivation 174
- Motivation and Behavior 175
- Maslow's Theory of Motivation 177
- McGregor: Theory X and Theory Y 180
- Argyris's Immaturity/Maturity Theory 182
- The Herzberg Studies 185
- Management Systems: Likert 186
- Managing by Results 189
- The Managerial Grid 190
- Participative Management 191
- 11. Leadership In Management 199
- Approaches to Leadership 200
- Assumptions regarding Leadership 201
- Functions of Leadership 202
- Giving Orders 205
- 12. Personnel: The Human Side 211
- Knowing What You Need 212
- Job Requirements 220
- Recruitment 221
- Selection 221
- Application Forms 221
- Tests 223
- Interviews 224
- Verification and Evaluation 226
- Final Decision 226
- The New Employee 227
- Training Professional Staff 228
- Performance Evaluation 230
- The Unsatisfactory Employee 234
- Other Factors in Personnel Work 235
- 13. Personnel: The System Side 244
- Characteristics of the Merit System 244
- Problems in the Merit System 247
- What Is Collective Bargaining? 251
- Forming a Collective Bargaining Unit 251
- Postelection Activity 259
- 14. Fiscal Management 263
- Budget as a Control Device 263
- The Budgetary Period 267
- Budget Preparation 268
- Defending the Request 270
- Forms of Budgets 273
- Line Budget 274
- Performance Budget 279
- Zero-Base Budget 282
- Site Budgeting 284
- 15. Work Analysis 289
- Work Sampling 289
- Types of Work Analysis 291
- Scheduling: Gantt Charts 299
- PERT 299
- Other Useful Concepts 303
- Cost Accounting 304
- Systems Approach 305
- Evaluating the Library 307
- 16. Changing Environments 319
- Trends 319.
- Notes:
- Includes bibliographies and index.
- ISBN:
- 0122438566
- OCLC:
- 8410224
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