👆Above are subtopic for Commerce Optional Paper 2 of Organisation theory
Chapter -1 Nature of Organisation and Concept of Organisation: External Environment of Organisations,Techonological,Social ,Political ,Economical and Legal.
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Chapter -1 Nature of Organisation and Concept of Organisation: External Environment of Organisations,Techonological,Social ,Political ,Economical and Legal.
Note- Students are advised to read only that subtopics for UPSC commerce Optional Preparation.
😊 This will be very useful for students of Commerce Optional.
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for evaluation purpose. So that we can do value addition.
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👆Above are subtopic for Commerce Optional Paper 2 of Organisation theory
Chapter -2"Organisation Goal
*Primary & Secondary Goals
* Management by Objectives"
Note- Students are advised to read only that subtopics for UPSC commerce Optional Preparation.
😊 This will be very useful for students of Commerce Optional.
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Chapter -2"Organisation Goal
*Primary & Secondary Goals
* Management by Objectives"
Note- Students are advised to read only that subtopics for UPSC commerce Optional Preparation.
😊 This will be very useful for students of Commerce Optional.
For more information
Contact @cadhananjay
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This review will help us to do more hard work for students for better guidance.
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Meaning of Delegation & Concept behind Delegation:
The process of delegation starts from the chief executive of an organisation who has the total responsibility for the achievement of goals. In order to share the responsibility of accomplishing goals, he further delegates the work to his subordinates.
These subordinates, finding the work assigned to them by their superior exceeds their “Span of Control” assign a portion of their works to their own subordinates. This process continues till all the tasks and activities are assigned to those who have the appropriate physical, psychological and professional abilities to do it.
Delegation is the downward transfer of formal authority from one person to another. Superiors delegate authority to subordinates to facilitate the accomplishment of the assigned work.
According to Koontz and O’Donnell, “The entire process of delegation involves the determination of results expected, the assignment of tasks, the delegation of authority for accomplishment of these tasks, and the exaction of responsibility for their accomplishment.”
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The process of delegation starts from the chief executive of an organisation who has the total responsibility for the achievement of goals. In order to share the responsibility of accomplishing goals, he further delegates the work to his subordinates.
These subordinates, finding the work assigned to them by their superior exceeds their “Span of Control” assign a portion of their works to their own subordinates. This process continues till all the tasks and activities are assigned to those who have the appropriate physical, psychological and professional abilities to do it.
Delegation is the downward transfer of formal authority from one person to another. Superiors delegate authority to subordinates to facilitate the accomplishment of the assigned work.
According to Koontz and O’Donnell, “The entire process of delegation involves the determination of results expected, the assignment of tasks, the delegation of authority for accomplishment of these tasks, and the exaction of responsibility for their accomplishment.”
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