QF Group manufactures a range of electrical products such as computers and televisions. All QF managers have a wide span of control so delegation is important. The main objective of QF Group is growth. The Finance Director has been looking at the accounting data in the Table. She is pleased about the performance of the business.
04:Identify and explain two reasons why delegation might be important to businesses like QF Group.[4]
Possible KN Points:
>Managers cannot do every job.
>Managers have time to focus on other issues.
>Help motivate employees.
>Helps train future managers.
>Makes use of individual worker’s expertise/skills.
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04:Identify and explain two reasons why delegation might be important to businesses like QF Group.[4]
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