Henri Fayol's principle of initiative encourages employees to
Correct answer: A. Suggest and carry out useful plans
- A. Suggest and carry out useful plans
- B. Receive orders from several supervisors
- C. Keep all decisions at the top
- D. Remain in one position permanently
Explanation
Initiative means allowing employees to propose ideas and take suitable action within organisational limits. Receiving orders from several supervisors violates unity of command rather than expressing initiative.
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