Which is the primary function of management?

(a)

Innovating

(b)

Controlling

(c)

Planning

(d)

Decision-making

Which of the following is not a main function of management?

(a)

Decision-making

(b)

Planning

(c)

Organising

(d)

Staffing

_______ is included in every managerial function.

(a)

Co-ordinating

(b)

Controlling

(c)

Staffing

(d)

Organising

Which of the following is verification function?

(a)

Planning

(b)

Organising

(c)

Staffing

(d)

Controlling

Management functions are called as

(a)

Managerial Process

(b)

Cyclical Process

(c)

Psychological Process

(d)

Accounting Process

Consumers are satisfied through

(a)

coordination

(b)

motivation

(c)

innovation

(d)

representation

Which among the following is not a subsidiary function of management?

(a)

Communication

(b)

Innovation

(c)

Motivation

(d)

Decision-making

Co-ordination means

(a)

Organising activities

(b)

Directing activities

(c)

Synchronizing activities

(d)

All of these

Which of the following would be included in the "Controlling function"?

(a)

Measuring results against corporate objectives

(b)

Explaining routines

(c)

Setting standards

(d)

Giving assignments

Specific, shortterm statements detailing how to achieve an organization's goals is known as its

(a)

Vision

(b)

Mission Statement

(c)

Objectives

(d)

Operational planning

An outline of the fundamental purpose of an organisation is called its

(a)

Mission statement

(b)

Objectives

(c)

Policy

(d)

All of the above

Strategic planning is done by

(a)

Top managers of the firm

(b)

Middle managers

(c)

Supervisory managers

(d)

Non supervisory employees

_________ refers to placement of right persons in the right jobs.

(a)

Directing

(b)

Planning

(c)

Controlling

(d)

Staffing

_______________ helps in the smooth functioning of an organisation.

(a)

Communication

(b)

Decision-making

(c)

Planning

(d)

Controlling

___________ helps the regulation of job and co-ordinates the activities.

(a)

Innovation

(b)

Communication

(c)

Representation

(d)

Motivation