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In the context of organisation theories , what the following statement refers to "work expands to fill the time available for its completion."
Chaos theory
Fordism
Peter’s principle
Parkinson's Law
Here’s the thing:
- That phrase—"work expands to fill the time available for its completion"—is all about how tasks can stretch out if you let them.
- This is known as Parkinson's Law.
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Option 4 — Parkinson’s Law (THE RIGHT ANSWER)
- Chaos theory is about how even tiny changes in complex systems can have big, unpredictable effects. It’s more about unpredictability, not office procrastination.
- Fordism relates to efficient mass production—the old-school assembly line. Nothing to do with time-wasting at work.
- Peter’s Principle is about people getting promoted till they reach a job they’re not good at. Again, doesn’t match our statement.
- So, in short, when people say “work expands to fill the time available,” they’re talking about Parkinson’s Law, not any of the others.
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