Management is multidimensional and doesn’t have ______ as a dimension:
Answer & explanation
Correct answer: option 4
The correct answer is Option (4) → Management of Teams
Option (1) Management of Work — A dimension of management (Incorrect). Every organisation exists to do some work, and management turns that work into goals to be achieved.
Option (2) Management of People — A dimension of management (Incorrect). It means dealing with employees as individuals and as groups, and making them work together towards the goals.
Option (3) Management of Operations — A dimension of management (Incorrect). It covers the process of turning inputs into the product or service, and it links the other two dimensions.
Option (4) Management of Teams — Not a dimension of management (Correct). Teams are part of managing people. There is no separate dimension by this name; the three are work, people and operations.
NCERT (2026-27 Edition): “(iii) Management is multidimensional: Management is a complex activity that has three main dimensions. These are:” “(a) Management of work: All organisations exist for the performance of some work. …” “(b) Management of people: Human resources or people are an organisation’s greatest asset. …” “(c) Management of operations: No matter what the organisation, it has some basic product or service to provide in order to survive. …” |