Coordination is never established by itself but it is a deliberate effort. Only cooperation is not suffice but coordination is also needed. For example, a teacher aspires to teach effectively (this is cooperation) but the time-table is not prepared in the school (this is lack of coordination). In this situation, classes cannot be arranged for. Here, the effort made by the teacher is meaningless, in the absence of coordination. On the other hand, in the absence of cooperation, coordination dissatisfies the employees. Thus, both are required at a given point of time.
