CLASS_12_BUSINESS STUDIES_CHAPTER_1_NATURE AND SIGNIFICANCE OF MANAGEMENT
Chapter :1_Nature and significance of management
- Which force is consisted as the essence of management?
- ‘Doing the task with minimum cost” name the term associated with management?
- ‘In order to be successful, an organization must change its goals according to the needs of the environment. Which characteristics of management are highlighted in this statement.
- Which function of management is bridges the gap between where we stand today and where we want to reach.
- Name the function of management which establishes organization structure and establishes authority and responsibility relations?
- In which functions of management standards are compared with actual, deviations are find out and corrective steps are taken?
- Departmental manages are included at which level of management?
- Name the level of management the following parts belongs to.: Purchase managers, CEO, Superintendent.
- ‘Survival profit and growth are essential target of any business’ which objectives of management is referred here?
- ‘Every organization whether it is business or non-business should use environmental methods of production, give employment opportunities and provide basic amenities like schools and crèches to employees’ name the objective of management indicated here?
- The activities involved in managing an enterprise are common to all organizations whether social or political’ which characteristics of management is highlighted by this statement?
- What is PODSCORB?
- How Management is an intangible force?
- “Management is essential for successful running of an enterprise”, How?
- Father of Mr. ‘Y’ acts as Vice President in ABC Ltd. Name the level of Management he is working? Explain Any two functions performed by him?
- Mr. Anil working as a ‘Sales department Head in XYZ Ltd. Name the level of Management he is working? Explain Any two functions performed by him?
- Explain any 3 functions performed by operational Level?
- ‘Co-ordination’ is the essence of Management’ Explain.
- “Management is critical ingredient of a nation’s growth” Comment.
- Why Management is considered as Multi dimensional function?
- “Management is Science as well as Art”. Explain this statement.
Answers
- Co-Ordination
- Efficiency
- “Management is dynamic functioning”
- Planning
- Organizing
- Controlling
- At middle management
- Middle Level, Top level, Supervisory Level
- Organizational objectives
- Social Objectives
- Management is all pervasive.
- Luther Gullick gave the keyword PODSCORB which stands for Planning, Directing, Staffing, Co-coordinating, Reporting and budgeting.
- The presence of management can be felt by seeking the orderliness and co-ordination in the working environment.e.g. if the inventory of finished products is increasing day by day it clearly indicates mismanagement of marketing and sales.
- Management increases efficiency. Ensures optimum utilization of resources. Management creates dynamic organization
- Top level of Management :Functions: 1. Determining the objectives of the enterprise, 2. Assembling all the resources such as finance, fixed
- Middle level of management : Functions: 1. Interpretation of policies framed by top Management to lower level. 2. Recruiting & selecting the employees for their department 3. Motivation the persons to perform to their best ability
- 1. Looking to safety of workers. 2. to boost morale of workers. 3. Representing the problems of workers before the middle level management
- Co-ordination is needed to perform all the functions of management, Co-ordination is required at all the levels, Co-ordination is the most important function of an organization.
- Management helps in creating employment opportunities, Management insists providing Quality goods., Management helps in increasing GDP and leads to growth of Nation.
- Management of work, Management of people, Management of operation
- Management as a science : i. Systematic body of Knowledge ii. Principles are based on repeated experiments Management as an Art : i. Existence of theoretical Knowledge ii. Application of Knowledge
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