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Explain any one point of importance of the concept identified in (a).
Explain any one point of importance of the concept identified in (a).
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Coordination is the essence of management that minimizes conflicts, enhances teamwork, and ensures goal achievement by integrating various departments effectively.
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Importance of Coordination
One significant importance of coordination is:
Growth in Size: As an organization expands, it becomes increasingly complex with multiple departments and teams. Coordination ensures that efforts are aligned with organizational objectives, preventing duplication of work and inefficiencies.
One significant importance of coordination is:
Growth in Size: As an organization expands, it becomes increasingly complex with multiple departments and teams. Coordination ensures that efforts are aligned with organizational objectives, preventing duplication of work and inefficiencies.
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