General Studies · Management by Objectives (MBO)
What are the two primary advantages of the 'participatory' or joint objective-setting process in Management by Objectives (MBO)?
- 1Higher realism in targets and stronger manager commitment✓
- 2Elimination of functional specialization and cost-cutting
- 3Reduced need for top management and automated reviews
- 4Increased workload and faster decision-making
Correct answer
Higher realism in targets and stronger manager commitment
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