Unity of direction, as distinguished from unity of command, primarily

Type: MCQ • Marks: 1

Unity of direction, as distinguished from unity of command, primarily means:

A. One subordinate should have only one superior

B. Activities having the same objective should be directed under one plan and one head

C. All authority should rest with the head of the organisation

D. All departments should follow identical procedures

Explanation

Unity of command concerns individuals and superiors; unity of direction concerns activities and a common plan.

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Unity of direction, as distinguished from unity of command, primarily means: