PLANNING

Planning is considered to be rigid because:

• it provides a course of action to be followed

• it does not consider changes in business environment

• it lays the fixed path for managers to follow

• all the above

this is a type of planning which is fundamental to all plans

• strategy

• objective

• policy

• budgets

Every employee has to sign in the attendance register as soon he/she reaches office. This is an example of

• procedure

• methods

• rule

• policy

This plan decides "what is to be done"

• policy

• objective

• procedure

• strategy

this plan decides "how the work should be done"

• policy

• objective

• procedure

• strategy

This is the only plan which is considered as a control device

• procedure

• method

• rule

• budget

which of the following is not a feature of planning

• primary function

• pervasive

• arranging resources

• mental exercise

which of the following is true for planning ?

• it is economical

• it involves creative implementation

• it provides rational approach for decision making

• it takes care of dynamic environment

Planning is a process

• Periodic

• continuous

• casual

• annual

which one of the following is not a step of planning

• to forecast

• valuation of objectives

• estalishing objectives

• introduction of employees on the job