1. UNIVERSITY OF MYSORE
GOVT FIRST GRADE COLLEGE ALUR
SUBJECT MANEGMENT PRINCIPAL AND APPLICATION
SEMINAR TOPIC DECENTRALIZATIONS AND DELEGATIONS OF AUTHORITY
SUBMITTED BY
MEGHA P
1ST B.COM
GOVT FIRST GRADE COLLEGE ALUR
SUMMITED TO
VINAY SIR
LECTURER OF COMMERCE
GOVT FIRST GRADE COLLEGE ALUR
2. Definition of Decentralization
Decentralization is the process of shifting control from one main group to several
smaller ones.
The decentralization of government, for example, gives more power to the
individual states, rather than concentrating it at the federal level.
3. Advantages of Decentralization
Relieves higher executives.
Increases effectiveness of big organization.
Executive development.
Motivation of subordinates.
Efficient supervision and control.
Reduce strain on organization communication system.
Quick decisions.
5. Definition of Delegation
Delegation is a process of sharing work and authority between a manager and his
subordinates.
Delegation is a process of which enables a person to assign a work to others and
delegate them with adequate authority to do it.
6. Importance of Delegation
It saves superior’s time.
It enables the superiors to focus on the high value.
It enhances sub-ordinates abilities and skills.
It create a second line of leadership.
8. Advantages of Delegation
Superior can focus on challenging jobs.
Leads to quick decisions and actions.
Trains, develops and prepare juniors.
Motivates subordinates.
Leads to better results.
Improve superior – subordinate relationship.
Develops a team sprit.
Key to successful organization.
9. Disadvantages of Delegation
Misunderstanding and conflict.
Poor result.
Misuse of power.
Burden on subordinates.
Lack of self confidence.
Low quality of work.
Not suitable.