CSEET · Business Laws and Management · Introduction to Management
Which function of management is concerned with identifying activities, grouping them, assigning duties and establishing authority relationships?
Organising is the function that identifies and groups activities, assigns duties and establishes authority relationships. It creates the structure through which plans are carried out, while staffing then fills the positions with suitable people.
- AOrganisingCorrect
- BPlanning
- CStaffing
- DControlling
Explanation
Organising involves identifying and grouping work, assigning duties, delegating authority and creating a structure of relationships. Staffing deals with filling positions with people, which comes after the structure is designed.
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