A good management control system stimulates actions by spotting the significant variations from the original plan and highlighting them for the people who can not do things right. Control needs to focus on result. This focus on measurement and feedback, however, can be seriously misleading. In many circumstances, a control system built around measurement and feedback is not feasible. And even when feasibility is not a limitation, use of a feedback-oriented control system is often an inferior solution. Yet, good controls can be established and maintained using other techniques.
One important class of problems against which control system guard, may be called personal limitations. People do not always understand what is expected of them nor bow they can best perform their jobs, as they may lack some requisite ability, training or information. In addition, human beings have a number of innate, perceptual and cognitive biases such as an inability to process new information optimally or to make constant decisions, and these biases can reduce organizational effectiveness. Some of these personal limitations are correctable or avoidable, but for others, control is required to guard against their deleterious effects.
If nothing is done to protect the organization against the possible occurrence of undesirable behavior caused by these personal limitations and motivational problems, severe repercussions may result. At a minimum, inadequate control can result in lower performance or higher risks of poor performance. At the extreme, if performance is not controlled on one or more critical performance dimensions, the outcome could be failure.
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