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2: Which is the first step of organizing?
Departmentation of function
Clarification of objectives
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prepare organisational chart
Delegation of power and responsibilities​

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Answered by nikhila29
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Explanation:

Everything you need to know about the process of organising. Organising is the second basic function of the management.

The function of organising is to arrange, direct, coordinate, and control the activities of an enterprise. In other words, organising is the function through which management directs, coordinates, and controls business operations.

Organising involves the establish­ment of a sound organization structure so that work is carried out as planned. The purpose of organising is for people to coordinate with each other and to work for the achievement of organizational goals

The managerial function of organising may be called as the ‘process of organising’. When the objectives have been set and policies framed, the necessary infrastructure of organization has to be built up. The concentration goes to activities and functions. These form ‘the building blocks’ of the organisational structure.

The process of organising includes:

1. Determination of Objectives Division of Activities 2. Identifying and Classifying the Work Activities 3. Grouping of Activities 4. Collecting Human and Material Resources 5. Defining Authority and Responsibility

6. Designing a Hierarchy of Relationships 7. Determining the Span of Control and Decentralization 8. Co-Ordination 9. Providing Physical Facilities and Right Environment 10. Establishment of Structural Relationship for Overall Control 11. Reviewing and Reorganising

Process of Organising – Determination of Objectives, Division of Activities, Grouping of Activities, Defining Authority and Responsibility, Reviewing and Reorganising

Process # 1. Determination of Objectives

Process # 2. Division of Activities

Process # 3. Grouping of Activities

Process # 4. Defining Authority and Responsibility

Process # 5. Co-Ordination of Activities

Process # 6. Reviewing and Reorganising:

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