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Question
How does planning provide direction?
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Solution
Planning provides direction by stating in advance how the work is supposed to be done. It ensures that the objectives of the organisation or clearly stated to the act as a guide to decide what action must be taken. If the goals are well defined, the employees would know what they must do to achieve those goals. It would also help to bring about coordination among the different employees. In the absence of planning, the organisation would be witnessing a chaotic situation.
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