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Arrange the following steps involved in the process of controlling in logical order.

(A) Measure the performance by personal observation

(B) Compare the performance with performance standards

(C) Use critical point control for checking the deviation in KRAS

(D) Train the employees if the production target is not met

Choose the correct answer from the options given below:

Solution

✅ Correct Option: 1

Option 1 -> This follows the logical control process: measure performance first, then compare with standards, check deviations in critical areas, and finally take corrective action through training.

Option 2 -> Incorrect sequence as checking deviations (C) cannot occur before comparing performance with standards (B).

Option 3 -> Illogical order as comparison (B) cannot happen before actual measurement of performance (A).

Option 4 -> Completely reversed sequence that violates the fundamental control process logic.


Hence, Option 1: (A), (B), (C), (D) -> This represents the correct controlling process sequence: First, measure actual performance through observation (A), then compare it with established standards (B), followed by checking deviations at critical control points in KRAs (C), and finally taking corrective action such as employee training if targets are not met (D). This follows the standard management control cycle of measurement → comparison → analysis → correction. -> correct

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