Question
With a suitable example, define how management is an intangible force.

Answer

Management is an intangible force, as it does not have any physical appearance. It can be felt, by the way an organisation functions. e.g. If in an organisation, targets are met according to the plans, goals of an organisation are achieved and employees are satisfied, in that case existence of management is noticeable and felt.

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