Engineering Management 221
Engineering Management 221
Engineering Management 221
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Jay T. Baluya
Student
Garcia College of Technology
February 20,2024
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Jay T. Baluya
BSCE2
Table of Contents;
6. Which organization level requires the highest management skills for engineering
managers?
–. Top-level engineering managers need the best management skills in the
organization. They make big decisions, set long-term goals, and make sure the
engineering department runs well. These leaders must be good at leading,
communicating, and solving problems to guide their teams and make sure
engineering efforts fits with the organization's goals. They handle complicated
projects, manage budgets, and encourage new ideas. Basically, top-level
engineering managers are very important in making sure the engineering
department succeeds in the larger picture of the organization.
1. Can the engineer manager avoid making management decision? Why or why
not?
–. The manager of engineers have a crucial role in making decisions for effective
management. So decision-making is important since it guides the actions of the
organization. And without it, progress will not go forward, affecting the team’s
direction and productivity. Management decision is a natural part for the role of
engineer manager.
2. When a problem becomes apparent and the engineer manager chooses to ignore
it, is he making a decision? Explain your answer.
–. When the engineer manager chooses to ignore a problem, they are making a
decision. Ignoring a problem might seem nothing, but it has a big impact, affecting
the situation and possibly can causes problems. This decision, even if it's not
obvious, can have bas consequences.
4. What are the components of the environment from the point of view of the
decision-maker? What do they consist of?
–. From the decision-maker’s point of view, the components of the environment are
divided into two main kind: internal and external environments. The internal
environment includes things like organizational activities, employees, and resources
that affect the decision-making. On the other hand, the external environment
involves variables outside the organization, such as market conditions, regulations,
and economic trends, which are usually beyond the immediate control of top
management in the short run.
–. It's very important for the people who will involved to understand and agree with
the solution to a problem. If everyone doesn't agree, it will make the working hard.
When people understand and agree with one solution, they can better work together
for the same goal. Agreeing means they're committed, making it easier to do the
solution without problems.