explain any four differences between management and administration
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Simply put, management can be understood as the skill of getting the work done from others. It is not exactly same as administration, which alludes to a process of effectively administering the entire organization. The most important point that differs management from the administration is that the former is concerned with directing or guiding the operations of the organization, whereas the latter stresses on laying down the policies and establishing the objectives of the organization.
Broadly speaking, management takes into account the directing and controlling functions of the organization, whereas administration is related to planning and organizing function.
Broadly speaking, management takes into account the directing and controlling functions of the organization, whereas administration is related to planning and organizing function.
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differences between management and administration :-
★ Management:-
■. Management’s aim is to manage the work done by others according to specific ethics
■It’s working periphery is comprehensive. Along with planning and organization it also includes: adding of command, direction.
■Management done its job by organization.
■Management works as a whole
body.
★Administration:-
■Administration’s work is to set/decide the aim and ethics/law of an institution
■Composition and organization of planning is done by administration
■Administration is the creator
of organization. The work of management is done by this organization.
■Administration erects an
institution like body creator
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