Which one of the following is NOT a reason for the importance of organising? a. Organising promotes the productive deployment and utilisation of resources. b. It is through organising that tasks and resources, as well as methods or procedures, can

d. Organising inspires and motivates employees, especially if the employees can perceive a specific link between their performance and the rewards they receive. This option is not directly related to the function of organizing. Instead, it pertains more to motivation and employee engagement, which are influenced by leadership and management practices rather than the act of organizing itself. The other options directly relate to the importance and purpose of organizing within an organization.