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  • ISBN-10 ‏ : ‎ 1118841514
  • ISBN-13 ‏ : ‎ 978-1118841518
  • Author: Dr. John R. Schermerhorn, Jr.

We’ve got you covered for your Principles of Management course with Schermerhorn/Bachrach, Management 13th Edition Binder Ready Version. With new cases, more opportunities for self-assessment and the Management Weekly Updates news blog, the text and its comprehensive suite of resources promote critical thinking and active learning. Thoroughly updated while maintaining its trusted balance of concepts and applications, Management 13th Edition Binder Ready Version presents the most current material to apply theory and show relevance of management concepts in the real world–for students to succeed in your management course and beyond. This text is an unbound, binder-ready version.

Table contents:

  1. 1 Management Today
  2. Working Today
  3. Talent
  4. Technology
  5. Globalization
  6. Ethics
  7. Diversity
  8. Careers and Connections
  9. Organizations
  10. Organizational Purpose
  11. Organizations as Systems
  12. Organizational Performance
  13. Changing Nature of Organizations
  14. Managers
  15. What Is a Manager?
  16. Levels of Managers
  17. Types of Managers
  18. Managerial Performance
  19. Changing Nature of Managerial Work
  20. The Management Process
  21. Functions of Management
  22. Managerial Roles and Activities
  23. Managerial Agendas and Networks
  24. Learning How to Manage
  25. Technical Skills
  26. Human and Interpersonal Skills
  27. Conceptual and Critical-Thinking Skills
  28. Management Learning Review
  29. Summary
  30. Self-Test 1
  31. Management Skills & Competencies
  32. Evaluate Career Situations: What Would You Do?
  33. Reflect on the Self-Assessment: Career Readiness “Big 20”
  34. Contribute to the Class Exercise: My Best Manager
  35. Manage a Critical Incident: Team Leader Faces Test
  36. Collaborate on the Team Activity: The Amazing Great Job Race
  37. Analyze the Case Study: Trader Joe’s
  38. 2 Management Learning Past to Present
  39. Classical Management Approaches
  40. Scientific Management
  41. Administrative Principles
  42. Bureaucratic Organization
  43. Behavioral Management Approaches
  44. Follett’s Organizations as Communities
  45. The Hawthorne Studies
  46. Maslow’s Theory of Human Needs
  47. McGregor’s Theory X and Theory Y
  48. Argyris’s Theory of Adult Personality
  49. Modern Management Foundations
  50. Quantitative Analysis and Tools
  51. Organizations as Systems
  52. Contingency Thinking
  53. Quality Management
  54. Evidence-Based Management
  55. Management Learning Review
  56. Summary
  57. Self-Test 2
  58. Management Skills & Competencies
  59. Evaluate Career Situations: What Would You Do?
  60. Reflect on the Self-Assessment: Managerial Assumptions
  61. Contribute to the Class Exercise: Evidence-Based Management Quiz
  62. Manage a Critical Incident: Theory X versus Theory Y
  63. Collaborate on the Team Activity: Management in Popular Culture
  64. Analyze the Case Study: Zara International
  65. 3 Ethics and Social Responsibility
  66. Ethics
  67. Laws and Values as Influences on Ethical Behavior
  68. Alternative Views of Ethics
  69. Cultural Issues in Ethical Behavior
  70. Ethics in the Workplace
  71. Ethical Dilemmas
  72. Influences on Ethical Decision Making
  73. Rationalizations for Unethical Behavior
  74. Maintaining High Ethical Standards
  75. Moral Management
  76. Ethics Training
  77. Codes of Ethical Conduct
  78. Whistleblower Protection
  79. Social Responsibility
  80. Social Responsibility, Sustainability, and the Triple Bottom Line
  81. Perspectives on Corporate Social Responsibility
  82. Evaluating Corporate Social Performance
  83. Corporate Governance
  84. Management Learning Review
  85. Summary
  86. Self-Test 3
  87. Management Skills & Competencies
  88. Evaluate Career Situations: What Would You Do?
  89. Reflect on the Self-Assessment: Terminal Values
  90. Contribute to the Class Exercise: Confronting Ethical Dilemmas
  91. Manage a Critical Incident: Dealing with a Global Supply Chain
  92. Collaborate on the Team Activity: Stakeholder Maps
  93. Analyze the Case Study: Patagonia
  94. Part Two Environment
  95. 4 Environment, Innovation, and Sustainability
  96. The External Environment
  97. Economic Conditions
  98. Legal-Political Conditions
  99. Sociocultural Conditions
  100. Technological Conditions
  101. Natural Environment Conditions
  102. Environment and Value Creation
  103. Value Creation and Competitive Advantage
  104. Uncertainty, Complexity, and Change
  105. Environment and Innovation
  106. Types of Innovations
  107. The Innovation Process
  108. Disruptive Innovation and Technology
  109. Environment and Sustainability
  110. Sustainable Development
  111. Sustainable Business
  112. Human Sustainability
  113. Management Learning Review
  114. Summary
  115. Self-Test 4
  116. Management Skills & Competencies
  117. Evaluate Career Situations: What Would You Do?
  118. Reflect on the Self-Assessment: Tolerance for Ambiguity
  119. Contribute to the Class Exercise: The Future Workplace
  120. Manage a Critical Incident: It’s Also about Respect
  121. Collaborate on the Team Activity: Organizational Commitment to Sustainability Scorecard
  122. Analyze the Case Study: Timberland
  123. 5 Global Management and Cultural Diversity
  124. Management and Globalization
  125. Global Management
  126. Why Companies Go Global
  127. How Companies Go Global
  128. Global Business Environments
  129. Global Businesses
  130. Types of Global Businesses
  131. Pros and Cons of Global Businesses
  132. Ethics Challenges for Global Businesses
  133. Cultures and Global Diversity
  134. Cultural Intelligence
  135. Silent Languages of Culture
  136. Tight and Loose Cultures
  137. Values and National Cultures
  138. Global Management Learning
  139. Are Management Theories Universal?
  140. Intercultural Competencies
  141. Global Learning Goals
  142. Management Learning Review
  143. Summary
  144. Self-Test 5
  145. Management Skills & Competencies
  146. Evaluate Career Situations: What Would You Do?
  147. Reflect on the Self-Assessment: Global Intelligence
  148. Contribute to the Class Exercise: American Football
  149. Manage a Critical Incident: Silent Team Members
  150. Collaborate on the Team Activity: Globalization Pros and Cons
  151. Analyze the Case Study: Harley-Davidson
  152. 6 Entrepreneurship and New Ventures
  153. The Nature of Entrepreneurship
  154. Who Are the Entrepreneurs?
  155. Characteristics of Entrepreneurs
  156. Female and Minority Entrepreneurs
  157. Social Entrepreneurship
  158. Entrepreneurship and Small Business
  159. How Small Businesses Get Started
  160. Why Small Businesses Fail
  161. Family-Owned Small Businesses
  162. Small Business Development
  163. New Venture Creation
  164. Life Cycles of Entrepreneurial Firms
  165. Writing a Business Plan
  166. Choosing a Form of Ownership
  167. Financing a New Venture
  168. Management Learning Review
  169. Summary
  170. Self-Test 6
  171. Management Skills & Competencies
  172. Evaluate Career Situations: What Would You Do?
  173. Reflect on the Self-Assessment: Entrepreneurial Orientation
  174. Contribute to the Class Exercise: Entrepreneurs Among Us
  175. Manage a Critical Incident: Craft Brewery in-or Out-of the Money?
  176. Collaborate on the Team Activity: Community Entrepreneurs
  177. Analyze the Case Study: In-N-Out Burger
  178. Part Three Planning and Controlling
  179. 7 Information and Decision Making
  180. Information, Technology, and Management
  181. Information and Information Systems
  182. Data Mining and Analytics
  183. Business Intelligence and Executive Dashboards
  184. Problem-Solving and Managerial Decisions
  185. Managers as Problem Solvers
  186. Problem-Solving Approaches and Styles
  187. Structured and Unstructured Problems
  188. Crisis Problems
  189. Problem-Solving Environments
  190. The Decision-Making Process
  191. Step 1-Identify and Define the Problem
  192. Step 2-Generate and Evaluate Alternative Courses of Action
  193. Step 3-Choose a Preferred Course of Action
  194. Step 4-Implement the Decision
  195. Step 5-Evaluate Results
  196. At All Steps-Check Ethical Reasoning
  197. Decision-Making Pitfalls and Creativity
  198. Decision Errors and Traps
  199. Creativity in Decision Making
  200. Management Learning Review
  201. Summary
  202. Self-Test 7
  203. Management Skills & Competencies
  204. Evaluate Career Situations: What Would You Do?
  205. Reflect on the Self-Assessment: Cognitive Style
  206. Contribute to the Team Exercise: Lost at Sea
  207. Manage a Critical Incident: Asking for a Raise
  208. Collaborate on the Team Project: Crisis Management Realities
  209. Analyze the Case Study: Amazon.com
  210. 8 Planning Processes and Techniques
  211. Why and How Managers Plan
  212. Importance of Planning
  213. The Planning Process
  214. Benefits of Planning
  215. Planning and Time Management
  216. Types of Plans Used by Managers
  217. Long-Range and Short-Range Plans
  218. Strategic and Tactical Plans
  219. Operational Plans
  220. Planning Tools and Techniques
  221. Forecasting
  222. Contingency Planning
  223. Scenario Planning
  224. Benchmarking
  225. Staff Planning
  226. Implementing Plans to Achieve Results
  227. Goal Setting
  228. Goal Management
  229. Goal Alignment
  230. Participation and Involvement
  231. Management Learning Review
  232. Summary
  233. Self-Test 8
  234. Management Skills & Competencies
  235. Evaluate Career Situations: What Would You Do?
  236. Reflect on the Self-Assessment: Time Management Profile
  237. Contribute to the Team Exercise: Personal Career Planning
  238. Manage a Critical Incident: Policy on Paternity Leave for New Dads
  239. Collaborate on a Team Activity: The Future Workplace
  240. Analyze the Case Study: Walgreens
  241. 9 Control Processes and Systems
  242. Why and How Managers Control
  243. Importance of Controlling
  244. Types of Controls
  245. Internal and External Control
  246. The Control Process
  247. Step 1-Establish Objectives and Standards
  248. Step 2-Measure Actual Performance
  249. Step 3-Compare Results with Objectives and Standards
  250. Step 4-Take Corrective Action
  251. Control Tools and Techniques
  252. Project Management and Control
  253. Inventory Control
  254. Breakeven Analysis
  255. Financial Controls
  256. Balanced Scorecards
  257. Management Learning Review
  258. Summary
  259. Self-Test 9
  260. Management Skills & Competencies
  261. Evaluate Career Situations: What Would You Do?
  262. Reflect on the Self-Assessment: Internal/External Control
  263. Contribute to the Class Exercise: After-Meeting/Project Remorse
  264. Manage a Critical Incident: High Performer but Late for Work
  265. Collaborate on the Team Activity: Building a Balanced Scorecard
  266. Analyze the Case Study: Electronic Arts
  267. 10 Strategy and Strategic Management
  268. Strategic Management
  269. Competitive Advantage
  270. Strategy and Strategic Intent
  271. Levels of Strategy
  272. Strategic Management Process
  273. Essentials of Strategic Analysis
  274. Analysis of Mission, Values, and Objectives
  275. SWOT Analysis of Organization and Environment
  276. Five Forces Analysis of Industry Attractiveness
  277. Corporate-Level Strategy Formulation
  278. Portfolio Planning Model
  279. Growth and Diversification Strategies
  280. Retrenchment and Restructuring Strategies
  281. Global Strategies
  282. Cooperative Strategies
  283. Business-Level Strategy Formulation
  284. Competitive Strategies Model
  285. Differentiation Strategy
  286. Cost Leadership Strategy
  287. Focus Strategy
  288. Strategy Implementation
  289. Management Practices and Systems
  290. Strategic Control and Corporate Governance
  291. Strategic Leadership
  292. Management Learning Review
  293. Summary
  294. Self-Test 10
  295. Management Skills & Competencies
  296. Evaluate Career Situations: What Would You Do?
  297. Reflect on the Self-Assessment: Intuitive Ability
  298. Contribute to the Class Exercise: Strategic Scenarios
  299. Manage a Critical Incident: Kickstarting a Friend’s Business Idea
  300. Collaborate on the Team Activity: Contrasting Strategies
  301. Analyze the Case Study: Dunkin’ Donuts
  302. Part Four Organizing
  303. 11 Organization Structures and Design
  304. Organizing as a Management Function
  305. What Is Organization Structure?
  306. Formal Structures
  307. Informal Structures and Social Networks
  308. Traditional Organization Structures
  309. Functional Structures
  310. Divisional Structures
  311. Matrix Structures
  312. Horizontal Organization Structures
  313. Team Structures
  314. Network Structures
  315. Boundaryless Structures
  316. Organizational Designs
  317. Contingency in Organizational Design
  318. Mechanistic and Organic Designs
  319. Trends in Organizational Designs
  320. Management Learning Review
  321. Summary
  322. Self-Test 11
  323. Management Skills & Competencies
  324. Evaluate Career Situations: What Would You Do?
  325. Reflect on the Self-Assessment: Empowering Others
  326. Contribute to the Class Exercise: Organizational Metaphors
  327. Manage a Critical Incident: Crowdsourcing Evaluations to Cut Management Levels
  328. Collaborate on the Team Activity: Designing a Network University
  329. Analyze the Case Study: Nike
  330. 12 Organization Culture and Change
  331. Organizational Cultures
  332. Understanding Organizational Cultures
  333. Observable Culture of Organizations
  334. Values and the Core Culture of Organizations
  335. Multicultural Organizations and Diversity
  336. Multicultural Organizations
  337. Organizational Subcultures
  338. Power, Diversity, and Organizational Subcultures
  339. Organizational Change
  340. Models of Change Leadership
  341. Transformational and Incremental Change
  342. Phases of Planned Change
  343. Change Strategies
  344. Resistance to Change
  345. Management Learning Review
  346. Summary
  347. Self-Test 12
  348. Management Skills & Competencies
  349. Evaluate Career Situations: What Would You Do?
  350. Reflect on the Self-Assessment: Change Leadership IQ
  351. Contribute to the Class Exercise: Force-Field Analysis
  352. Manage a Critical Incident: Proposal for Open Office Design and Hotdesking
  353. Collaborate on the Team Activity: Organizational Culture Walk
  354. Analyze the Case Study: Gamification
  355. 13 Human Resource Management
  356. Human Resource Management
  357. Human Resource Management Process
  358. Strategic Human Resource Management
  359. Legal Environment of Human Resource Management
  360. Attracting a Quality Workforce
  361. Human Resource Planning
  362. Recruitment Process
  363. Selection Techniques
  364. Developing a Quality Workforce
  365. Onboarding and Socialization
  366. Training and Development
  367. Performance Management
  368. Maintaining a Quality Workforce
  369. Flexibility and Work–Life Balance
  370. Compensation and Benefits
  371. Retention and Turnover
  372. Labor–Management Relations
  373. Management Learning Review
  374. Summary
  375. Self-Test 13
  376. Management Skills & Competencies
  377. Evaluate Career Situations: What Would You Do?
  378. Reflect on the Self-Assessment: Performance Assessment Assumptions
  379. Contribute to the Class Exercise: Upward Appraisal
  380. Manage a Critical Incident: Athletic Director’s Dilemma
  381. Collaborate on the Team Activity: Future of Labor Unions
  382. Analyze the Case Study: Two-Tier Wages
  383. Part Five Leading
  384. 14 Leading and Leadership Development
  385. The Nature of Leadership
  386. Leadership and Power
  387. Leadership and Vision
  388. Leadership and Service
  389. Leadership and Followership
  390. Leadership Traits and Behaviors
  391. Leadership Traits
  392. Leadership Behaviors
  393. Classic Leadership Styles
  394. Contingency Approaches to Leadership
  395. Fiedler’s Contingency Model
  396. Hersey-Blanchard Situational Leadership Model
  397. House’s Path–Goal Leadership Theory
  398. Leader–Member Exchange Theory
  399. Leader-Participation Model
  400. Personal Leadership Development
  401. Charismatic and Transformational Leadership
  402. Emotional Intelligence and Leadership
  403. Gender and Leadership
  404. Moral Leadership
  405. Drucker’s “Good Old-Fashioned” Leadership
  406. Management Learning Review
  407. Summary
  408. Self-Test 14
  409. Management Skills & Competencies
  410. Evaluate Career Situations: What Would You Do?
  411. Reflect on the Self-Assessment: Least-Preferred Co-Worker Scale
  412. Contribute to the Class Exercise: Most Needed Leadership Skills
  413. Manage a Critical Incident: Playing Favorites as a Team Leader
  414. Collaborate on the Team Activity: Leadership Believe-It-or-Not
  415. Analyze the Case Study: Zappos
  416. 15 Individual Behavior
  417. Perception
  418. Perception and Psychological Contracts
  419. Perception and Attribution
  420. Perception Tendencies and Distortions
  421. Perception and Impression Management
  422. Personality
  423. Big Five Personality Dimensions
  424. Myers-Briggs Type Indicator
  425. Technology Personality
  426. Personal Conception and Emotional Adjustment Traits
  427. Attitudes
  428. What Is an Attitude?
  429. What Is Job Satisfaction?
  430. Job Satisfaction Trends
  431. Job Satisfaction Outcomes
  432. Emotions, Moods, and Stress
  433. Emotions
  434. Moods
  435. Stress and Strain
  436. Management Learning Review
  437. Summary
  438. Self-Test 15
  439. Management Skills & Competencies
  440. Evaluate Career Situations: What Would You Do?
  441. Reflect on the Self-Assessment: Self-Monitoring
  442. Contribute to the Class Exercise: Job Satisfaction Preferences
  443. Manage a Critical Incident: Facing Up to Attributions
  444. Collaborate on the Team Activity: Difficult Personalities
  445. Analyze the Case Study: Panera Bread
  446. 16 Motivation Theory and Practice
  447. Individual Needs and Motivation
  448. Hierarchy of Needs Theory
  449. ERG Theory
  450. Two-Factor Theory
  451. Acquired Needs Theory
  452. Process Theories of Motivation
  453. Equity Theory
  454. Expectancy Theory
  455. Goal-Setting Theory
  456. Self-Efficacy Theory
  457. Reinforcement Theory
  458. The Law of Effect
  459. Reinforcement Strategies
  460. Positive Reinforcement
  461. Punishment
  462. Motivation and Job Design
  463. Job Simplification
  464. Job Enrichment
  465. Alternative Work Schedules
  466. Management Learning Review
  467. Summary
  468. Self-Test 16
  469. Management Skills & Competencies
  470. Evaluate Career Situations: What Would You Do?
  471. Reflect on the Self-Assessment: Student Engagement Survey
  472. Contribute to the Class Exercise: Why We Work
  473. Manage a Critical Incident: Great Worker Won’t Take Vacation
  474. Collaborate on the Team Activity: CEO Pay . . . Too High, or Just Right?
  475. Analyze the Case Study: SAS
  476. 17 Teams and Teamwork
  477. Teams in Organizations
  478. Teamwork Pros
  479. Teamwork Cons
  480. Meetings, Meetings, Meetings
  481. Organizations as Networks of Groups
  482. Trends in the Use of Teams
  483. Committees, Project Teams, and Task Forces
  484. Cross-Functional Teams
  485. Self-Managing Teams
  486. Virtual Teams
  487. Team Building
  488. How Teams Work
  489. Team Inputs
  490. Stages of Team Development
  491. Norms and Cohesiveness
  492. Task and Maintenance Roles
  493. Communication Networks
  494. Decision Making in Teams
  495. Ways Teams Make Decisions
  496. Advantages and Disadvantages of Team Decisions
  497. Groupthink
  498. Creativity in Team Decision Making
  499. Management Learning Review
  500. Summary
  501. Self-Test 17
  502. Management Skills & Competencies
  503. Evaluate Career Situations: What Would You Do?
  504. Reflect on the Self-Assessment: Team Leader Skills
  505. Contribute to the Class Exercise: Work Team Dynamics
  506. Manage a Critical Incident: The Rejected Team Leader
  507. Collaborate on the Team Activity: Superstars on the Team
  508. Analyze the Case Study: Auto Racing
  509. 18 Communication and Collaboration
  510. The Communication Process
  511. Effective Communication
  512. Persuasion and Credibility in Communication
  513. Communication Barriers
  514. Cross-Cultural Communication
  515. Improving Collaboration through Communication
  516. Transparency and Openness
  517. Use of Electronic Media
  518. Active Listening
  519. Constructive Feedback
  520. Space Design
  521. Managing Conflict
  522. Functional and Dysfunctional Conflict
  523. Causes of Conflict
  524. Conflict Resolution
  525. Conflict Management Styles
  526. Structural Approaches to Conflict Management
  527. Managing Negotiation
  528. Negotiation Goals and Approaches
  529. Gaining Agreements
  530. Negotiation Pitfalls
  531. Third-Party Dispute Resolution
  532. Management Learning Review
  533. Summary
  534. Self-Test 18
  535. Management Skills & Competencies
  536. Evaluate Career Situations: What Would You Do?
  537. Reflect on the Self-Assessment: Conflict Management Strategies
  538. Contribute to the Class Exercise: Feedback Sensitivities
  539. Manage a Critical Incident: Headphones on in the Office
  540. Collaborate on the Team Activity: How Words Count
  541. Analyze the Case Study: Twitter
  542. Management Cases for Critical Thinking
  543. 1 Trader Joe’s-Keeping a Cool Edge
  544. 2 Zara International-Fashion at the Speed of Light
  545. 3 Patagonia-Leading a Green Revolution
  546. 4 Timberland-From Bootmaker to Earthkeeper
  547. 5 Harley-Davidson-Style and Strategy with a Global Reach
  548. 6 In-N-Out Burger-Building Them Better
  549. 7 Amazon.com-One E-Store to Rule Them All
  550. 8 Walgreens-Staying One Step Ahead
  551. 9 Electronic Arts-Inside Fantasy Sports
  552. 10 Dunkin’ Donuts-Betting Dollars on Donuts
  553. 11 Nike-Spreading Out to Win the Race
  554. 12 Gamification-Finding Legitimacy in the New Corporate Culture
  555. 13 Two-Tier Wages-Same Job, Different Pay
  556. 14 Zappos-They Did It with Humor
  557. 15 Panera Bread-Growing a Company with Personality
  558. 16 SAS-Business Success Starts on the Inside
  559. 17 Auto Racing-When the Driver Takes a Back Seat
  560. 18 Twitter-Rewriting (or Killing) Communication
  561. Self-Test Answers
  562. Glossary
  563. Endnotes
  564. Name Index
  565. Organizational Index
  566. Subject Index
  567. EULA

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