Principles of Management Quiz

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Maximizing efficiency and effectiveness in achieving organizational goals (correct)
Maximizing individual employee productivity
Minimizing production costs
Minimizing employee turnover

Human relations management (C) Signup and view all the answers

Adapting management practices to fit the situation (B) Signup and view all the answers

To ensure unity of action among departments (A) Signup and view all the answers

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The primary focus of the principle of management is to achieve organizational goals and objectives efficiently and effectively.

The controlling function in management is to regulate and correct the performance of the organization to ensure it meets its goals and objectives.
The coordinating function in management is to integrate and harmonize the efforts of different departments and teams to achieve organizational goals.

The classical management theory does not include the contingency approach as one of its parts.

The primary focus of the contingency theory of management is that there is no one best way to manage, and that the approach depends on the situation and circumstances.

The function that is not a part of the principles of management is not specified, but it implies that there are certain functions that are not included in the traditional management principles.