Full authorization, also known as general authorization: refers to when the higher-level administrative subject issues general work instructions instead of assigning specific things when assigning tasks, allowing subordinates to determine their own action plans and be able to create. Which of the following are not fully authorized:. ['A director does not make specific arrangements for the work, but only indicates an outline or outline. The subordinates can adapt to tasks and goals tailored to local conditions. The subordinates are authorized to choose specific ways to complete the free zone.', 'When a director tells his subordinates about his work, he usually does not clearly state the matters and scope of the work, and only indicates the tasks and goals to be achieved. The subordinates are authorized to choose the specific way to complete.', 'A director entrusts the subordinates who are unwilling to deal with the mess.', 'A director has detailed regulations on the scope, content and performance goals of subordinates.']