Henri Fayol's 14 Administrative Principles
Across
- 6. Work to build unity and cohesion among personnel
- 10. Leader generates a plan, then all play their part in the execution of that plan.
- 13. Behaviour needs to be grounded in obedience and derived from respect. There will be no slacking or bending of rules
- 14. Managers should be kind and fair
Down
- 1. While recognizing the difficulties in large organizations, decisions are primarily made from the top
- 2. All should receive fair payment for their work; employees are valuable, not simply an expense
- 3. Specialization of work resulting in continuous improvement in skills and methods
- 4. There is a place for everything, and all things should be in their place,
- 5. While at work, only work issues should be considered important
- 7. Organizations must have clear, formal chains of command running from the top to the bottom of the organization.
- 8. Each employee should have only one manager
- 9. Unnecessary turnover should be avoided; there should be lifetime employment for good workers
- 11. Work with zeal and energy
- 12. Managers and workers need to understand that managers have the right to give orders