Question
“Organisation is a machine of management”. Comment.

Answer

Organisation is considered to be a machine of management. It is that machine in which no part can afford to be ill-fitting or non-functional. In other words, if the division of work is not done properly or posts are not created correctly, the whole system of management collapses.

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