In 1973, Henry Mintzberg published his seminal work, which provided one of the first systematic and detailed analyses of what managers actually do in their day-to-day jobs. This research focused on observing managers directly to understand their activities.
Therefore, Mintzberg's 1973 study was a comprehensive examination of the nature of managerial work.
Match the following :
| Periods | Years |
| 1. Pre Scientific Period | (a) from 1950 to present |
| 2. Scientific Management Period | (b) 1927-1950 |
| 3. Human Relations Period | (c) Before 1880 |
| 4. Synthesis Period | (d) 1880-1927 |
| List – I | List – II |
|---|---|
| a. Symbolizing | i. Employee's belief that how successfully they can accomplish the task in future. |
| b. Forethought | ii. Employees process visual experiences that guide for their future actions |
| c. Self-regulatory | iii. Employees plan their actions anticipating their desired performance level |
| d. Self-reflective | iv. Employees actions by setting internal standards for their performance. |