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DELEGETATION Instructor : Mr. SANCHAWA, DH [email protected] 07/17/2022 1 SANCHAWA, DENIS H

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DELEGETATION

Instructor : Mr. SANCHAWA, [email protected]

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Learning objectives

• Upon the completion of this two hours LECTURE , Learners are expected to

• Give the meaning of delegation• Describe the need and importance of delegation• Identity what not to delegate • Identify and explain the hindrances to delegation• Explain the benefits of delegation• Examine the steps to delegation etc • Analyse the Principles for effective delegation

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What is delegation ?

• Is the process of assigning responsibility for accomplishing a goal or objective to a member of the staff

• Mooney defines delegation as a process of conferring specified authority by a high to a lower authority

• To Terry delegation means conferring authority from one executive or organization unit to another

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Delegation

• Terry argues that delegation may as well be from a higher to a lower level or between equal levels.

• Delegation may, thus, be ‘‘downward, upward or sideward’’

• Thus Delegation means the devolution of authority by a person to his agent or subordinate subject to his right of supervision and control .

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Need and importance of delegation

• The various levels of the organization are used more appropriately

• An effective delegation increases sense of responsibility

• The activities rendered by the organization are improved and are discharged efficiently and economically

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Need and importance of delegation (2)

• Promote effective control over operations due to clear definition of responsibility

• Minimizes delay when decisions have no longer to be referred up on the line

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What not to delegate ?

• The extent to which authority may be delegated is restricted by the Constitution/law

• The calibre of staff at the lower level ; delegation to an incompetent individual is clearly impracticable

• The extent to which special programme requires necessitate centralization

• The extent to which there is no clear procedures for internal communication

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What are the benefits of delegation?

– Builds motivation– Increases competencies

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Steps in delegation

• Delegate whole tasks to individuals/ teams• Select the right person/team for tasks• Clearly specify results expected, not the

methods for accomplishing them• Make sure recipient understands and agrees

with assignment

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Steps in delegation

• Agree on criteria for monitoring progress, times for reporting & feedback

• Maintain open lines of communication• Set up means for addressing problems• Evaluate and reward successful performance

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Hindrances to delegation

• Highly developed egotism on the part of persons who rise to positions of hierarchical leadership

• The apprehension that others are incapable of making proper decisions

• Fear that subversive power centre may develop among subordinate

• Absence of emotional maturity in the top man

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Hindrances to delegation

• The desires of leaders to be always to be always in the lime light and to take credit for every thing

• Lack of knowledge of what to delegate and how

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Principles for effective delegation

• Delegation of authority should be specific and customarily in written form

• Policies, regulations and procedures should be well defined

• Authority which can be exercised competently and safely at lower levels should be delegated

• The delegation should follow the normal line of command

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Principles for effective delegation

• All parts of the organization be familiar with the repositories of responsibility and authority

• Delegation should be planned in the sense that they are integrated with the systematic development