"Work Distribution" Lesson from Mahabharat

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work distribution
 

  • Work Distribution 


Work Distribution is a dynamic act of doing the whole organization's work efficiently and effectively. 



  • Importance of work distribution 


Work distribution helps in signing, every person in the organization has individual tasks and responsibilities instead of once, it improves productivity and reduces time consumption.



  • How we discover " work distribution" from Mahabharat 


From Pandavas, we can get the idea of work distribution, as they did distribute their work between them according to their skills which led them towards positive results. One-men as a leader isn't a good strategy which, can be seen in the example of Kauravas. There was only one leader between, which was also affecting teamwork and productivity. 



  • Points to note 


  1. Proper distribution of work according to skills for more efficiency.
  2. Good work distribution also brings team spirit and good coordination.






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Comments

  1. UnknownJune 5, 2021 at 12:44 AM

    Well explained and penned... Keep writing.. Waiting for your next blog✌

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