CSEET · Business Laws and Management · Management Knowledge for Company Secretaries
Consider the statements on coordination: I. Coordination is a function that is needed at every level of management. II. Coordination is achieved only by the top management and not by lower levels. III. Coordination integrates the activities of different departments toward common objectives. Which statements are correct?
Statements I and III are correct. Coordination is pervasive, needed at every managerial level, and it integrates the efforts of different departments to achieve common organisational objectives. Statement II is incorrect because coordination is not limited to top management; managers at all levels must perform it.
- AI and II only
- BII and III only
- CI and III onlyCorrect
- DI, II and III
Explanation
Coordination is pervasive and operates at all levels, so I is correct, and it unifies departmental efforts toward common goals, so III is correct. Statement II is wrong because every level of management has to coordinate its own area.
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