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Key Concepts in Organising Management

The document outlines key concepts related to organizing, directing, and staffing within management, including definitions, principles, and processes. It emphasizes the importance of effective coordination, authority relationships, and the division of work to achieve organizational objectives. Additionally, it discusses various organizational structures, management levels, and the significance of workforce diversity and knowledge management.

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Key Concepts in Organising Management

The document outlines key concepts related to organizing, directing, and staffing within management, including definitions, principles, and processes. It emphasizes the importance of effective coordination, authority relationships, and the division of work to achieve organizational objectives. Additionally, it discusses various organizational structures, management levels, and the significance of workforce diversity and knowledge management.

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PPM One-Liner Questions (Unit 3 & 4)

1. What is Organising? → Organising is the process of arranging resources and activities to achieve
objectives.

2. What is the main purpose of Organising? → To ensure effective coordination and division of
work.

3. What is the nature of Organising? → It is a continuous, dynamic, and goal-oriented process.

4. What is the first step in Organising? → Identification and grouping of activities.

5. What is the last step in Organising? → Establishing authority relationships.

6. Why is Organising important? → It clarifies roles, avoids duplication, and ensures efficiency.

7. Mention one principle of Organising. → Principle of Unity of Command.

8. What is the principle of Scalar Chain? → It suggests a clear line of authority from top to bottom.

9. What is the principle of Unity of Direction? → All activities should move toward common goals
under one plan.

10. What is the principle of Authority and Responsibility? → They should be equal and balanced.

11. What is the principle of Specialization? → Work division based on specialization increases
efficiency.

12. What is the principle of Flexibility? → Organization should adapt to changes.

13. What is the principle of Coordination? → All activities should be harmonized toward goals.

14. What is the main objective of Organising? → Efficient use of resources.

15. What is division of work? → Dividing work into smaller tasks.

16. What is a Formal Organization? → Structure defined by management.

17. What is an Informal Organization? → Network of personal relationships.

18. Feature of Formal Org? → Defined authority.

19. Feature of Informal Org? → Based on friendship.

20. Levels of management? → Top, Middle, Lower.

21. Top level example? → CEO, MD.

22. Middle level example? → Department Heads.

23. Lower level example? → Supervisors.

24. What is Span of Management? → Number of subordinates.

25. Types of span? → Narrow, Wide.

26. Narrow span? → Few subordinates.

27. Wide span? → Many subordinates.

28. Factors affecting span? → Work nature, manager ability.

29. Advantage of wide span? → Fast communication.

30. Disadvantage of narrow span? → More hierarchy.


31. What is Organization Structure? → Framework of relationships.

32. Types? → Line, Functional, Line & Staff, Matrix.

33. Line Organization? → Direct authority.

34. Functional Organization? → Work by functions.

35. Line and Staff? → Line authority + staff advice.

36. Matrix? → Functional + project.

37. Divisional structure? → Based on product/region.

38. Organising process? → Identifying, grouping, assigning.

39. Departmentation? → Grouping activities.

40. Basis of departmentation? → Function, product etc.

41. Functional departmentation? → Based on functions.

42. Product departmentation? → Based on product lines.

43. Territorial? → Based on geography.

44. Customer? → Based on customer types.

45. Process departmentation? → Based on production stages.

46. Benefit? → Specialization.

47. Line authority? → Right to command.

48. Staff authority? → Advisory.

49. Line-staff conflict cause? → Role confusion.

50. Reduce conflict? → Clear roles.

51. Functional authority? → Specialist authority.

52. What is decentralization? → Dispersing authority.

53. What is centralization? → Authority at top.

54. Advantage of decentralization? → Fast decisions.

55. Disadvantage? → Misuse risk.

56. Methods? → Delegation, autonomy.

57. Delegation vs decentralization? → Individual vs organizational.

58. Delegation? → Assigning authority.

59. Responsibility? → Obligation to work.

60. Authority? → Right to decide.

61. Accountability? → Reporting obligation.

62. Types of delegation? → General, specific.

63. Organization chart? → Diagram of structure.

64. Limitation of charts? → Shows formal only.


65. What is Directing? → Guiding and motivating employees.

66. Elements of directing? → Supervision, motivation, leadership, communication.

67. Importance? → Initiates action.

68. Nature? → Continuous and human-centered.

69. Supervision? → Overseeing work.

70. Motivation? → Encouraging employees.

71. Leadership? → Influencing people.

72. Communication? → Info exchange.

73. First step in directing? → Issuing instructions.

74. Principle? → Harmony of objectives.

75. Direction process? → Guiding, motivating.

76. What is staffing? → Hiring and developing employees.

77. Importance? → Right person for right job.

78. Steps? → Planning, recruitment, selection.

79. Manpower planning? → HR forecasting.

80. Recruitment? → Searching candidates.

81. Selection? → Choosing candidates.

82. Placement? → Assigning job.

83. Training? → Skill development.

84. Appraisal? → Performance evaluation.

85. Promotion? → Upward movement.

86. Knowledge worker staffing? → Hiring skilled experts.

87. Knowledge worker? → Employee with specialized knowledge.

88. Cross-cultural issues? → Challenges from diversity.

89. Workforce diversity? → Variety in employee backgrounds.

90. Organization ethics? → Moral standards.

91. Social responsibility? → Duty to society.

92. Service economy? → Service-based economy.

93. Examples? → Banking, education.

94. Management communication? → Info sharing.

95. Technology role? → Speeds communication.

96. Knowledge management? → Managing knowledge.

97. Knowledge economy? → Idea-driven economy.

98. Difference from traditional economy? → Focus on innovation.


99. KM importance? → Improves decisions.

100. Scalar chain? → Chain of authority.

101. Unity of command? → One boss.

102. Accountability principle? → Must report.

103. Wide span benefit? → Reduces costs.

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