Process of Organising

Process, Principles, Importance of Organising

Table of Contents: Process of Organising  The process of organising may be described as the managerial function of organising. It consists of making a rational division of work into groups of activities and tying together the position representing the grouping of activities to achieve a rational, well-coordinated and orderly structure for the achievement of work.  Important steps

Limitations of Planning

8 Major Limitations of Planning

Table of Contents:- Limitations of Planning Major Limitations of Planning Limitations of Planning Though planning is an important tool of management; still it is not a remedy for all types of problems. Limitations of planning are as follows: 1) Rigidity The plan’s existence puts managerial activities in a rigid framework. Programs are carried out according to the

Nature of Promotion

Objectives and Nature of Promotion

Table of Contents:- Nature of Promotion The nature of promotion refers to those inherent qualities and fundamental aspects that define how promotional activities function in the marketing context. The success of promotional efforts relies on understanding the purpose, strategies, methods, and overall dynamics of a specific target audience. By understanding the nature of promotion, businesses

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