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Question
Differentiate between formal and informal organization on the following basis:
Behaviour
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Solution
| Basis for Difference |
Formal Organisation | Informal Organisation |
| Behaviour | Complete control on the behaviour of employees as it is decided by managers. | No control on the behaviour of employees as managers will not interfere with the behaviour of employees unless it results in a negative impact on the organisation. |
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