Sunday, September 5, 2010
It is true that the manager’s job has become most universal at the upper levels of organisations. The higher, one moves in an organisation, the more he performs the common functions of management like planning, organizing, directing and controlling and the less he moves, the less he is involved in day-to-day technical matters. The relationship between performance and functions entrusted becomes more intense as one move lower down the order.
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