A Management Process Is Considered to Be Effective When

question 101

Multiple Choice

A management process is considered to be effective when:

• A) overhead production costs are increased.
• B) the right decisions are made and implemented.
• C) decisions are made independently of the organization's external environment.
• D) the same amount of resources are allocated to all the functions of the organization.
• E) the organization is highly centralized.

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Definitions:

Types Of Power

Refers to the various ways individuals or groups can influence others, often classified into categories such as legitimate, reward, coercive, expert, and referent power.

Legitimate

Conforming to the law or to rules; able to be defended with logic or justification; valid.

Reward

A benefit or return given to someone as a recognition of their effort, achievement, or service.

Sources Of Power

The origins from which an individual or group can draw authority or influence, such as expertise, relationships, or formal positions.