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How does informal organisation support the formal organisation?

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How does informal organisation support the formal organisation?

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The ways in which informal organisation support formal organisation:

  1. Prescribed lines of communications are now followed. So it leads to faster spread of communication and quick feedback.
  2. It fulfils the social needs of the employees and maintains a good environment in the organisation. It enhances their job satisfaction and gives them a sense of belongingness in the organisation.
  3. It contributes to the fulfilment of the objective of the organisation by compensating for inadequacies in the formal organisation.
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