Although efficiency and effectiveness are different terms, they are interrelated. Can organization be efficient and yet not be effective? Explain with example how and under what circumstances such situations may occur in an organization
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The primary difference between organizational effectiveness and organizational efficiency is that you can use effectiveness to evaluate just about every process that makes your business run. Efficiency, however, is always about the financial costs and the results of doing something.
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