Difference Between Management and Administration | Meaning and Comparison

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Differences between management and administration: 1. Management involves extracting work from others to achieve the organization's goals, while administration involves looking after and running the organization effectively. 2. Management coordinates organizational activities and plans for the future, while administration sets goals and broad policies for the organization. 3. Management involves five important functions: planning, organizing, staffing, directing, and controlling. 4. There are three levels of management: top, middle, and lower. 5. Administration is a group activity involving cooperation and coordination for achieving objectives. 6. Administration is a thinking or determinative function, while management is a doing or executive function. 7. Administration makes major policy decisions, while management makes decisions within the framework of administration. 8. Decisions made by administration are influenced by external factors, while management decisions are influenced by internal factors. ----From Notta's video summarizer

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