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Business Studies

Coordination

In Class 12 Business Studies, this topic explains coordination as the process of integrating the efforts of individuals and departments so that organisational goals are achieved effectively. Students learn why coordination is considered the essence of management, how it creates unity of action and direction, and why it is continuous, pervasive, deliberate and the responsibility of every manager. The topic also connects coordination with planning, organising, staffing, directing and controlling in the chapter Nature and Significance of Management.

Hard · Level 2 · 25 questions

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  1. Only price reduction is needed
  2. Coordination among departments is necessary for customer service
  3. Housekeeping has no importance
  4. Stopping bookings is the only solution
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  1. Coordination helps align actual work with goals
  2. Coordination completely removes controlling
  3. Controlling is related only to advertising
  4. Coordination is a means to hide mistakes
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  1. Customer fault
  2. Financial gain
  3. Lack of interdepartmental coordination
  4. Correct pricing policy
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  1. One person alone completes a personal goal
  2. All departments jointly achieve the organisational goal
  3. An employee does not share work with anyone
  4. Departments hide information from each other
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  1. Accidentality
  2. Passiveness
  3. Deliberate effort
  4. Only financial nature
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  1. When departments prepare a shared plan in advance
  2. When purchase production and storage work on separate estimates
  3. When all reports are shared on time
  4. When goals are clearly communicated
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  1. Clear matching of duties and authority
  2. Hiding goals
  3. Blocking information
  4. Isolation policy of departments
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  1. Because without coordination plans do not become effective action
  2. Because planning has no importance
  3. Because departments are not needed
  4. Because goals are always achieved automatically
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  1. When tasks are simple and independent
  2. When the organisation has diverse departments and interdependent tasks
  3. When only one person is working
  4. When no goal is made
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  1. Obstruction in work flow
  2. Complete unity of action
  3. Guaranteed resource saving
  4. Automatic matching of all tasks
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  1. Because people departments and activities increase in the organisation
  2. Because goals automatically end
  3. Because managers are no longer needed
  4. Because all activities become independent
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  1. It brings harmony in activities
  2. It is needed at all levels
  3. It is only the work of lower level employees
  4. It helps in achieving organisational goals
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  1. Absence of coordination
  2. Excess controlling
  3. Excess organising
  4. Complete goal achievement
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  1. Because information must also be linked to the right person time and purpose
  2. Because information has no role
  3. Because communication is only for external customers
  4. Because all information must be kept secret
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  1. Timely availability of all resources
  2. Poor alignment of resources time and human support
  3. Completeness of patient service
  4. Excess financial control
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  1. Decision harmony
  2. Decision conflict
  3. Goal forgetting
  4. Work isolation
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  1. It completely removes departmental goals
  2. It aligns departmental goals with organisational goals
  3. It hides organisational goals
  4. It leaves employees without roles
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  1. Specialists may work in different directions
  2. All specialists automatically unite
  3. Complete saving of resources
  4. Communication always remains clear
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  1. The manager holds a departmental meeting to align time resources and goals
  2. Employees happen to work at the same time by chance
  3. Departments hide their information
  4. Work starts without planning
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  1. Resources and roles may not match the plan
  2. All roles become clear automatically
  3. Work is always completed before time
  4. No need for resources
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  1. Continuous process
  2. Personal process
  3. Accidental process
  4. Only financial process
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  1. Poor coordination of time and resources
  2. Higher customer satisfaction
  3. Complete clarity of goal
  4. Automatic saving of resources
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  1. When decisions among same level departments do not match
  2. When only the owner checks personal expenses
  3. When there is no department
  4. When the task is completely individual
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  1. Top policy does not reach lower level daily work
  2. Two same level departments hold one meeting
  3. Customer pays immediately
  4. Machine starts on time
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  1. Alignment of work relationships
  2. Destruction of goals
  3. Isolation of departments
  4. Hiding information

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