Notes from the 100 Days of Trading Masterclass
Introduction
- Today and tomorrow are designated for business studies.
- Today's Topic: Organization
- Tomorrow's Topic: Personnel
- Schedule for the next four days:
- Economic days will be observed.
- Key components of macroeconomics (Banking, ADAS) will be covered.
Organization
- Definition:
- Organization means identifying and grouping tasks.
- It includes gathering physical, financial, and human resources.
Organization Process
- Identification and Division of Work:
- Identify and distribute tasks.
- Departmentalization:
- Create different departments.
- Assignment of Tasks:
- Assign tasks to each department.
- Establishment of Reporting Relationships:
- Establish relationships between higher and lower positions.
Importance of Organization
- Specialization:
- Specialization can be achieved by distributing tasks.
- Clarity in Work Relationships:
- Clear task distribution prevents resource wastage.
- Adaptation to Change:
- Clear task distribution promotes cooperation and harmony.
- Improvement in Administration:
- Clarity improves management and control.
- Growth Conservation:
- Task distribution allows focus on other areas.
- Development of Personnel:
- Task distribution promotes employee development.
Organizational Structure
- Organizational structure means a network of positions.
- Types of Structure:
- Functional Structure:
- Create departments based on tasks.
- Divisional Structure:
- Create departments based on products.
Advantages of Functional Structure
- Specialization and efficiency.
- Accumulation of similar activities.
- Reduction of resource wastage.
Advantages of Divisional Structure
- Product specialization.
- Fast decision-making.
- Increase in accountability.
Main Challenges
- Increase in costs.
- Conflict between departments.
- Need for additional resources.
Conclusion
- In today's session, the definition, importance, process, and significance of structural organization were understood.
- More information will be gathered in the next part.
Thank you!
See the next part at 8 PM.