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प्रश्न
Distinguish Between the following:
Staffing & Directing.
उत्तर
| Basis | Staffing | Directing |
| Meaning | Staffing is the process of filling job vacancies and retaining the recruited employees. |
Directing is the process of instructing, motivating, guiding and leading people to work to the best of their capabilities in order to achieve the predetermined goals and objectives. |
| Objective | To meet the human resource requirements of the organisation. |
To get the work done in the right manner. |
| Order | It comes after organising | It comes after staffing |
| Level of management | Staffing is done by the middle-level management. |
Directions are given by the managers at every level of any organisation. |
| Areas of function | Recruitment, training, development and promotion of employees are the areas covered under staffing. |
Instructing, guiding and motivating employees are the functions that come under directing. |
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संबंधित प्रश्न
Isha Machines was a renowned name for quality sewing machines since 1960. Mr Suresh, the owner of Isha Machines, was worried as the production had declined during the last three months. He directed the Production Manager to find out the reason. The Production Manager ordered the different supervisors to prepare a performance report of the workers working under them.
Identify the step taken by the Production Manager that is related to one of the functions of management.
A process where in the manager instructs, guides and communicates with employees.
Write short notes
Importance of organising.
An art of getting things done through others
Event management deals with management of routine activities.
The function of management which involves harmonization or balancing of group efforts.
Identify and state the force that binds all the other functions
of management.
Match the correct pairs :
| Group 'A' | Group 'B' | ||
| a | Planning | 1 | Individual Taste. |
| b | Organising | 2 | Directly related to Human Beings. |
| c | Staffing | 3 | Bridges the gap between where we are now and where we want to go. |
| d | Directing | 4 | All the people are employed |
| e | Controlling | 5 | Not directly related to Human Beings |
| 6 | Identify and Grouping the work to be performed. |
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| 7 | Corrective Action taking. | ||
| 8 | Right People at Right Jobs. | ||
| 9 | Taking action against employees. | ||
| 10 | Aims only at organizational Goals. |
Write a word or a phrase or a term which can substitute the following :
A process where managers instruct, guide and communicate with employees.
Nature of Co-ordinating.
Write short answer of the following :
Write in brief about nature of organizing.
Answer the following Question:
What do you mean by Staffing and give its importance?
Answer the following Question:
Define and explain the nature of Staffing.
Answer the following Question:
Define planning and explain its nature.
Answer the following Question:
What is organizing? Explain the nature of organizing.
State with reasons whether the following statement TRUE or FALSE.
Staffing is one-time process as people have to be appointed once.
Write a short note on : Directing
Answer the following question.
Vinber Ltd. set up a manufacturing unit at Bhiwadi in Himachal Pradesh to manufacture electric geysers and supply them to dealers all over the country. Their production target was 500 geysers per week. It was decided by the management that variation in production up to 10 units would be acceptable. At the end of the first week, the production was 450 geysers. The next week, production increased to 470 geysers. A week later, production was 460 geysers. On investigation, it was found that fluctuation in production was due to the irregular supply of electricity.
(a) The above para discusses some of the steps in the process of one of the functions of management. Explain these steps.
(b) Also, state the step(s) that have not been discussed in the above para.
Which is not a function of management of the following?
Directing is the heart of the management process. Give any four reasons to support this statement.
