ICSAN Management Principles Practice Questions - ICSAN Pre-Professional - Management Principles And Practice Exam

Unity of Command relates to having a single supervisor, while Unity of Direction relates to having one plan of action for a group of activities with the same objective. Unity of Command deals with the centralization of decision-making, while Unity of Direction deals with the scalar chain of authority. Unity of Command focuses on division of work, while Unity of Direction focuses on the subordination of individual interests to the general interest. Unity of Command ensures that every worker has equal pay, while Unity of Direction ensures that all workers receive the same training.