Arrange the following in the correct sequence of the organizing process.

(A) Grouping the activities into workable units

(B) Workers are placed under the charge of an individual

(C) Identification and classification of activities

(D) Establishing a hierarchical structure and making provision for effective coordination

Choose the correct answer from the options given below:

Option 1 -> Starts with grouping activities (A) before identifying them (C), which is illogical as you cannot group what hasn't been identified yet.

Option 2 -> Follows the logical organizing process: identify activities first (C), group them into units (A), assign workers to supervisors (B), then establish hierarchical structure (D).

Option 3 -> Begins with placing workers under charge (B) before activities are even identified or grouped, which is impractical and incorrect.

Option 4 -> Assigns workers (B) and establishes hierarchy (D) before grouping activities (A), which disrupts the natural flow of the organizing process.

Hence, Option 2: (C), (A), (B), (D) -> This represents the correct organizing process sequence: First, identify and classify all activities needed (C); Second, group related activities into workable departments or units (A); Third, assign workers under appropriate supervisors (B); Finally, establish the hierarchical structure and coordination mechanisms (D). This logical flow ensures systematic organization from planning to implementation -> correct