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NATURE AND
SIGNIFICANCE OF
MANAGEMENT
.
Levels of Management
Management is considered a three-tier activity. The top management
focuses on determination of objectives and policies, middle
management attempts to achieve these objectives through the effort
of other managers and supervisory or operational management
directly oversees the efforts of the workforce.
• Top Management:
• Middle Management:
• Supervisory or Operational Management:
Functions of Management
• Planning
• Organizing
• Staffing
• Directing
• Controlling
Coordination — The Essence of
Management.
• Coordination is the essence of
management. It is the process of
achieving unity of action among
interdependent activities and departments
of an organization.
Characteristics of Coordination
• (i) Coordination integrates group efforts:
• (ii)Coordination ensures unity of action:
• (iii)Coordination is a continuous process:
• (iv)Coordination is an all pervasive function:
• (v)Coordination is the responsibility of all
managers:
• (vi)Coordination is a deliberate function:

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Nature and significance of management.pptx part 3 pptx

  • 2. Levels of Management Management is considered a three-tier activity. The top management focuses on determination of objectives and policies, middle management attempts to achieve these objectives through the effort of other managers and supervisory or operational management directly oversees the efforts of the workforce. • Top Management: • Middle Management: • Supervisory or Operational Management:
  • 3. Functions of Management • Planning • Organizing • Staffing • Directing • Controlling
  • 4. Coordination — The Essence of Management. • Coordination is the essence of management. It is the process of achieving unity of action among interdependent activities and departments of an organization.
  • 5. Characteristics of Coordination • (i) Coordination integrates group efforts: • (ii)Coordination ensures unity of action: • (iii)Coordination is a continuous process: • (iv)Coordination is an all pervasive function: • (v)Coordination is the responsibility of all managers: • (vi)Coordination is a deliberate function: