Principles Of Management

Step 1: Recall Henri Fayol's 14 Principles of Management. Step 1: The terms in List-I are four of the foundational principles of management articulated by Henri Fayol.
Step 2: Define each principle and match it to its explanation.
Step 2:

A. Unity of Command: This principle states that an employee should have only one direct supervisor and receive orders from that person only, to avoid conflicting instructions. This matches I.
B. Unity of Direction: This principle states that all activities aimed at the same objective should be organized under one manager with one plan. This ensures coordinated effort. This matches III.
C. Scalar Chain: This refers to the formal line of authority in an organization, from top to bottom. It represents the chain of command. This matches II.
D. Division of Work: This is the principle of specialization, where work is divided into smaller, specialized tasks to increase efficiency. This is best reflected by IV, where work is clearly defined.
Step 3: Conclude the correct matching.
Step 3: The correct matching is A-I, B-III, C-II, D-IV.