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Dinesh Pal replied | 29 Aug

The principles of management are fundamental guidelines that help managers effectively plan, organize, lead, and control resources to achieve organizational goals.

1. _Division of Work_: Divide tasks into smaller, manageable chunks to increase efficiency.

2. _Authority and Responsibility_: Clearly define roles, responsibilities, and authority to ensure accountability.

3. _Discipline_: Establish and maintain a disciplined work environment to promote productivity.

4. _Unity of Direction_: Align efforts towards a common goal, ensuring everyone works together.

5. _Scalar Chain_: Establish a clear hierarchy to facilitate communication and decision-making.

6. _Order_: Organize resources and materials to optimize efficiency.

7. _Equity_: Treat employees fairly and justly to promote motivation and job satisfaction.

8. _Stability of Tenure_: Encourage employee retention by providing job security.

9. _Initiative_: Empower employees to take ownership and initiative.

10. _Esprit de Corps_: Foster teamwork and collaboration to achieve common goals.

11. _Centralization_: Balance decision-making authority between centralization and decentralization.

12. _Decentralization_: Delegate decision-making authority to lower-level employees.

13. _Flexibility_: Remain adaptable to changing circumstances.

14. _Coordination_: Harmonize efforts to achieve unity of action.

Varsha Pandit replied | 30 Aug

Its the management which helps to follow the rule in particulat institute or guide us .The basic activity that can help you ,organize and control operations ,merhod,money in market .They provide leadership to human efforts so that they achieve set objectives efficiently

Indu Barde replied | 2 days ago

De” means “from” or “of” and is a very common French preposition of place. De can be used to talk about where you’re coming from (both in terms of movement/travel and your heritage). Like the pronoun “à”, “de” has several permutations (de l’, du, d’, des). De la “De la” is used when the noun is in the feminine singular and doesn’t begin with a silent “h”. De l’ Before masculine and feminine nouns beginning with a vowel or a silent “h”, the preposition “de” is followed by ‘l’’. Du “Du” is used when the noun is in the masculine singular and doesn’t begin with a silent “h”. Des “Des” is used with plural nouns (both masculine and feminine) not beginning with a silent “h”. D’ “D’” is used in front of a word starting with a vowel and most nouns starting with “h”.

Pratik Kumar replied | 1 day ago

Learn this from examples and connect the correct tutor and spend more time on it and done.

Amanta Baby replied | 1 day ago

Mother's 

Dipanjan Roy replied | 1 day ago

In this sentence, 'mothers ' is the possessive noun.