On the 4th Principle: Unity of Command
According to Fayol's 4th Principle, Unity of Command, I should receive instruction from one boss who is my immediate manager.
However I have been instructed by other managers from other department too. And even by my colleagues. These instructions make my work overloaded. Is this not a violation of this principle by Fayol?
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Marie Florence Dieudonne, Haiti
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Managers Must Realize that Employees have an Immediate Manager
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dhanaraj, India
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Don't Worry
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Unity of Command is Just One Principle That is Violated
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David Egbeama, South Africa
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Unity of Command
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