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The process of delegation enables a person to assign work task to his subordinate and give them necessary authority to accomplish it successfully. Some of the principles of delegation are:- · Principle of Unity of Command · Principle of Parity of Authority and Responsibility · Principle of Absoluteness of Responsibility · Principle of Delegation by Results · Principle of Limitations of Authority · Principle of Effective Communication · Principle of Proper Motivation · Principle of Clear Chain of Command · Principle of Competence · Delegation should be Need Based Discussed in live classes many times
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