ORGANIZATION

In my point of view organization means group of people working with the common task to acheive the same goal is know an as organization.

ACCORDING TO JOHN CHILD 1984 THERE are three main accepts to organization which consist attainment of objectives first structure is contributies successfully implementation of plans by formally allocating people and the resource to the task what we have done is called basic structure organization.


second one is that to indicate to the members of an organization more clearely what is expected of them by means of various structural operation mechanism.

the third one is encompasses provision for the assisting decision making and information processing requirements these may be called decision mecchanism.

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