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‘‘An office is planning,implementing and controlling centre of the organization'' justify

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Answered by barunkumarpandey
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and office is planning and implementing controlling sector of the organisation this statement is true and office is a place or administrative Centre with different

Answered by ashutoshmishra3065
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There is much more to management than only giving orders to others. Let's look more closely at what a manager performs before any of you decide that you believe you can perform the duties of your boss.

Planning, organizing, leading, and controlling are the four categories into which the principal tasks of a manager can be divided. Some of us only see the last two, leading and controlling, but you should be aware that there are just as many managerial actions that you are not aware of. The manager spends a significant amount of time preparing and organizing behind closed doors so that they can efficiently perform the roles of leading, managing and controlling.

For the average person, an office is a location where clerks work at their desks on various types of paper work. In the common understanding, the aforementioned meaning appears to be accurate yet falls short. The office has thus been characterized as a location where appropriate records are prepared, processed, and serviced for the purposes of control, information, and efficient and successful operations. These definitions of the term "office" show that it does not refer to a particular location but rather to any location where a particular type of work is carried out. In its present usage, the term refers to a task rather than a specific location. Office functions include planning, organizing, coordinating, standardizing, and supervising paper work.

The office manager is referred to as an information manager because the office's role is to provide communication and record-keeping services. The main duties of an office are to supply information and to receive, record, organize, and supply information. All of these tasks are information-focused, therefore the office can be thought of as a hub for information.

Office is regarded as the organization's control centre since it aids management in making choices and putting them into action. It plans and gathers all the data required for the management to make choices. It is the location of the origin of policy choices and the control of all organizational actions for the achievement of the organizational goal.

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