can organization be efficient and yet not be effective. explain with and example how and under what circumstances such situations may occur in an organization?
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Yes, organizations can be efficient yet not be effective.
- Successful but inefficient organisations may succeed, whereas productive but unsuccessful organisations will slowly collapse.
- Organizations must aim to equally improve productivity and effectiveness metrics to attain prowess in competitive performance.
- Organizational efficacy tests an enterprise's large-scale success across a wide variety of parameters.
- Critical components that effect efficacy and efficiency include -
- Financial performance - There can be profits, but through wrong practices
- Long-term planning - Inability to plan long term effects both
- internal structure - Lack of healthy relationships and internal structure can hamper the organization
- Adherence to core values - Not following the legal and core values will collapse the business.
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