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Differentiate between formal and informal organization on the basis of the following: Flow of communication

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Differentiate between formal and informal organization on the basis of the following:

Flow of communication

Differentiate between formal organization and informal organization on any four bases.

Distinguish Between
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S. No. Basis Formal organization Informal organization
1. Meaning The term "formal organization" describes the hierarchy established by management. Refers to the informal and personal relationships that exist between coworkers.
2. Origin The management's rules and policies are the source of the structure. The social interactions among the employees are the source of the structure.
3. Authority The managerial posts and profile define authority. Employees' personal characteristics define their authority.
4. Flow of communication A communication takes places through a scalar chain. It can take place in any direction.
5. Nature Formal organisations are rigid. Informal organisations are flexible.
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