Organizing as a function of management involves __________________.
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Determination of activities of the enterprise keeping in view its objectives.
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Laying down of suitable selection and placement procedures.
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Guiding, counselling and instructing the subordinates about the proper way of doing the job.
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Measurement of actual performance against the standard and recording deviations.
Organizing as a function of management involves determination of activities of the enterprise keeping in view its objectives. Organizing is concerned with both the "orderly" assemblage of human and material resources as well as the process of development of a structure of formally identified and distinguished tasks, roles and relationships that may be attributable to the various members so that they may effectively work as a group. Organizing results in creation of an organizational structure which shapes the system of working.