Goals and Objectives Differ from the Core Purpose of the Organization

question 50

True/False

Goals and objectives differ from the core purpose of the organization because they are intended to be achievable and the core purpose may never be fully realized.

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Definitions:

Mechanistic

Pertaining to explanations or theories that describe physical or biological processes in terms of mechanical principles.

Span of Control

The number of subordinates a manager or leader can effectively manage or control directly.

Chain of Command

The formal line of authority and communication in an organization, showing how orders are passed from top-level management to every level of personnel in the hierarchy.

Unity of Command

A principle in organizational management stating that each employee should receive orders from, and report to, only one superior to avoid confusion and conflict.