Management works under the organization. Organization Development (OD) means development of overall development activities. It is not a part of any development process.
Rather management development is a part of OD. However, there are a few dimensions differentiating both OD and management development.
The following table shows the difference between organization development and management development:-
Difference between organization development and management development
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Points of Difference |
Organization development |
Management development |
|
Scope |
Includes all parts of organization |
Includes training of executives and managers only. |
|
Nature |
Both qualitative and quantitative development in involved. |
Only qualitative development takes palace. |
|
Method |
Important methods are survey, feedback, grid, conformation etc. |
Important methods are case study, discussion, role playing, T-group training etc. |
|
Duration |
Duration is long-term. |
Duration is short term. |
|
Macro-micro |
OD is a macro process |
MD is a micro process. |
|
Part |
It is not a part of management development |
It is a part of organization development |
|
External help |
It is not a difficult to develop without external help. |
For effective development of mangers independent of managers independent organizations help may be must. |
Management Development
Related Content of Organizational Development:
- What is Organizational Development?
- Nature of Organization Development
- Objectives of Organization Development
- Importance of Organization Development
- Characteristics of Organization Development
- Principles of Organization Development
- Role of Management for Organizational Development
- Tips for Organization Development
- Organization Development Process
- Functions of Organization Development
- Components of Organization Development Process
- Variables in Organizational development Approach
- Assumptions of Organization Development
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