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NUR-FAUZA I. SABRIE
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Management and organizations are inextricably linked, much like love and marriage.
Management try to mold their organizations into the kinds of places they want them
to be, and the result is that they become a mirror of their own personalities.
Attention is also given hiring and retaining the best principal and business staff.
These people are responsible for the administration of the school. So an efficient
human resource management system would mean an efficient administration.
Any problems between teachers are readily met due to human resources
management. Proper training of teachers happens due to HRM. HRM pays attention
to any short-comings of students. The HR team identifies the reason for this. Once
identified, trained teachers can then handle the problem.
3. Explain the principle of PODSCORB.
To achieve the goal of the organization, any manager has to motivate his/her people
to pursue the target with energy and creativity. Instability and continuous changes in
planning with a view of better performance will not allow any person to jump on the
second element of POSDCORB principle, Organizing. This will restrict the
organization to grow in the direction of goal. The POSDCORB view overlooks the
fact that different agencies are particular to the nature of the services, they render
and the functions they performed. The principle takes in to consideration only the
common techniques of the administration and ignores the study of “Subject matter‟
with which organization is concerned. It does not include any formula or any
guideline to implement the policy. Furthermore it does not focus on the leadership
skills mentioned in last chapter. Apart from the all the loopholes principle has, It
helps any one to prepare a chart or sequence of essential activities to perform any
task. It also helps to highlight span of control and limit of number of people that any
manger can supervise. The strength of POSDCORB principle can be seen in the
division of work, authority and responsibility allocations, discipline, unity of command
and directions and in peer level of communications.