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Organization and Management reviewer

Features of effective Organization.


-Sound organization facilitates effective
management systems. The component parts
must be encouraged to grow and diversify. It
must help develop the business as a whole.

-The following are the features of an effective


organizations:

1. Effective organization Facilitates Effective


Management and Operation (EOFEMaO)
-Effective management works with certainty
and continuity. Appropriate functional groups
are provided to help managers. Companies
come to realize that managers need the services
of staff organization and specialist. They provide
assistance to top management and other
operating departments.
2. Sound Organization Facilitates Effective
Work delegation (SOFEWD)
-As the organization expand its operation, work
delegation to lower rank subordinates become
necessary. The definition of duties and
responsibilities are reflected in the individual
job description. It will relieve the line executive
of routine tasks.
3. Effective Organization Facilitates Growth
and expansion.
-The objective of any organization is growth and
expansion. As operation becomes intricate,
diversification and proceed. The expansion
could create vacuum in other areas. It will need
the attention of additional departments to
handle its operation.
4. Effective Organization Provides for the Use
of new technology and advance Information
System.
-The advancement in computers and modern
technology helps develop new systems and
procedures. These new forces need the creation
of new department to handle the intricate
operations of modern technology. More
advance computer aided machine would be
necessary to expand production and increase
product quality.
5. Effective Organization Encourage Human
Creativity and Initiative
-Organization is people. They are pillars in its
growth and prosperity. The arrangement of jobs
must be based on human specialization.
Individual interest creates greater initiative for
better performance. Human performance is
static.

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