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WorksheetsHenry fayol principles part - 2
Total questions: 12
Worksheet time: 6mins
Henry Fayol (1841-1925) was a French ___________ .
Police officer
mining engineer
Doctor
Lord mayor's of London
____________ is called as a father of the modern management
Henry stephenson
Henry fayol
F w Taylor
Winslow Taylor
Henri fayol introduce ____________ principle of management
9
13
15
14
According to this principle the work is divided into different kinds such as technical financial commercial security operation accounting and managerial ( who am I ) ?
Principle of unity of direction
Principle of division of work
Principle of equality
Principle of initiative
Authority is the right to take decision it is necessary to get the things done appropriate and subordinates authority always become ( who am I )
Principle of authority and responsibility
Principle of unity of command
Principle of discipline
Principle of direction
if an employee receive the command from more than one authority he will get confused and will not be able to take decisions about whose order should be followed
False
True
The principle states that there should be one head and one plan ( who am I ) ?
Principle of unity of direction
Principle of centralization
Principle of scalar chain
Principle of equality
appropriate remedy ration to the staff for employees the principal to keep the satisfied financially as well as to retain them for long span of time within the organisation
True
False
____________ means of authority from the top level to the lower level for the purpose of communication
Order
Scalar chain
Command
Equality
This principle is based on a place for everything and everything in its place
( who am I ) ?
Principle of order
Principle of remuneration
Principle of discipline
Principle of equity
_______________ refers to volunteering to do the work in innovative way
Unity of command
Teamwork
Stability of tenure
Initiative
If all employees are working as a __________ with the mutual trust the difficulty can be quickly solved
Initiative
Union
Stable
Centralisation
