Explain the principle of ''Esprit De Corps"?
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- Esprit De Corps is derived from a Spanish word that means a feeling of mutual respect and pride among the members of a group.
- It is one of the 14 principles of Henry Fayol in management.
- He stated that an organization can smoothly work if there is mutual respect for everyone, an employer must not feel low, it can reduce productivity and create a barrier in fulfilling the organizational goals.
- There must be a spirit of enthusiasm in the working field among the employees.
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The principle of ''Esprit De Corps" means that strength lies in unity.
- The principle was advocated by Henry Fayol where he emphasized the importance of teamwork and the achievement of a common goal.
- Fayol suggested that in an organization there should always be a team spirit and the employees should always consider themselves as a part of the organization.
- The principle helps to boost the coordination and co-operation in the organization and also ensures High morale of the employees.
- It also signifies that team effort and contribution are always better and more effective than individual effort which helps to gain success.
- The employees develop a feeling of togetherness and also belongingness among them when considered as team members.
- As a result, the employees contribute to the accomplishment of the common organizational goal. This helps the employees to perform with a positive attitude and greater efficiency.
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