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What is Delegation of Authority?

It is a stepwise principle in which authority is delegated downwards to subordinate levels. It follows a top-down approach, in which responsibilities are divided and tasks are allocated to other employees. Not only does it develops other subordinates, but also gets the work done in lesser time. The three major elements of DoA are responsibility, accountability, and authority.