This part 2 of the 3 series presentation about the Planning Management Function

2. To define the nature and purposes
of Planning
Classify the types of goals
organizations may have and plant
to use
Compare and contrast approaches
to goal setting and planning

3. It involves defining the organization’s
goals, establishing strategies for those
goals, and developing plans to
integrate and coordinate work activities.

4. It provides DIRECTION
It reduces UNCERTAINTY
It minimizes WASTE and
REDUNDANCY
It establishes GOALS and
STANDARDS

5. Goals
These are the desired outcomes or
targets of an organization.
Plans
These are outlines on how the goals
are to be met.

6. Goals
Plans

7. Stated Goals
Official Statements of what an
organization says, and what it wants its
various stakeholders to believe its
goals are.
Real Goals
Goals that an organization actually
pursues, as defined by the actions of its
members

8. Strategic Plans
Plans that apply to the entire
organization and establish the
organization’s overall goals.
Operational Plans
Plans that encompass a particular
operational area of an organization.

9. Long-term Plans
Plans with a time frame beyond three
years.
Short-term Plans
Plans that cover one year or less.

10. Specific Plans
Plans that are clearly defined and leave
no room for interpretation.
Directional Plans
Plans that are flexible and set out
general guidelines.

12. Traditional Goal Setting
An approach to setting goals in which top
managers set goals that then flow down
through the organization and become
subgoals for each organizational area

13. Management by Objectives (MBO)
A process of setting mutually agreed-
upon goals and using those goals to
evaluate employee performance

14. 1. Review the organization’s MISSION or
PURPOSE
2. Evaluate available RESOURCES
3. Determine the GOALS INDIVIDUALLY or
with INPUT from others
4. Write down the goals and
COMMUNICATE them to all who need to
know
5. Review RESULTS and whether goals are
BEING MET.

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and leaders instrumental to
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nation-building

17. Is the Vision a goal or a plan?
Is it stated or real?
Is it attainable?

18. As an institution of higher
learning, PnC is committed to
equip individuals with knowledge,
skills, and values that will enable
them to achieve their professional
goals and provide leadership and
service for national development.

19. Is the Mission a goal or a plan?
Is it strategic or operational?
Is it doable?