Difference between Planning (Planners) and Organization (Organizers)

 

Planning	Organizing
·         Planning is a process of setting goals, courses of action, developing rules and procedures, and forecasting future outcomes. ·         Planners must be aware of environmental conditions facing their organization.	·         It is identifying and arranging the work and resources needed to achieve the goals that have been set.   ·         Organizations enable a group of individuals to efficiently coordinate their efforts and get things done.
·         Planning is the first function of the management.	·         Organizing comes after planning.
·         Planners first analyze the target and then chose. ·         Planners must be aware of the critical exigencies facing their organization in terms of economic conditions, their competitors, and their customers.	·         Organizers arrange resources to achieve the target. ·         It involves deciding how best to departmentalize, or bunch, jobs into departments to coordinate effort successfully.
·         Planning is incessant in nature.	·         Organizing continues unless the time all the resources are collected.
·         Planning is the psychological process of thinking in advance about what is to be done by a particular job candidate.	·        It involves how best to design individual jobs to most efficiently use human resources.

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