Directing
Enumerate any two functions of a supervisor.
(i) Facilitates Control: Under supervision, supervisor keeps a close eye on his subordinates. Wherever he finds any flaws in the work-in-progress, he rectifies them then and there itself. From time to time deviations are noted by comparing actual work performance and the desired work performance. Corrective measures are taken if the need is felt. In this manner, supervision assures control.
(ii) Optimum Utilisation of Resources: Under supervision, all the activities are closely monitored. In this situation, better utilisation of all the resources like human, material, machinery, etc. takes place. The problem is at once solved because the employees are always under a close watch. As a result, they start doing effective work in minimum possible time.
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‘Directing is not required at all in management of an organisation.’ Do you agree?
“Direction is the least important function of management”. Do you agree with this statement? Give any two reasons in support of your answer.
Enumerate any two features of directing.
How does the directing function bring about balance in the organisation?
Clarify the difference between Managing and Directing.
Which function of management is known as ‘Management-in-action’?
Out of managing and directing, which term has the wider scope?
Which factor of production is Directing related to?
What is meant by directing?
Explain in one sentence how direction initiates action in management.
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