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Management vs Administration

 

What are the key differences between management and administration? Explain each of them in detail.

 

Difference by definition

Management is the act of managing people and their work for achieving an organization´s goal using its resources.

Administration is an organized process of administering the management of an organization.

Extent difference

Management is exacting the discharge of policies.

Administration is exacting the assurance of primary policies and objectives.

Working area

Management works for the low, medium, and top levels organizational needs for an enterprise.

Administration it entirely manages the overall management activities and demands of company with proper planning and organizational resources.

Authority

Management decisions are controlled by the goals and policies.

Mainly has control over business concerns.

 

Administration decisions are controlled by common belief and other forces.

Has control over the government or national sectors.

 

Changing factors

Management: The style of an organization also can be changed with the removal or employment of a new manager or leader

Administration: The procedures or policies are slower to change

 

 

Which is better, management or administration? Explain.

I do not think we can say that one is better than the other, since both are intertwined without management there is no organization and without administration there is no management, they complement each other.






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  1. Sofia OlivaresJuly 12, 2021 at 12:51 PM

    I really like how you presented your information and I agree with the differences you found.

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