Disadvantages of matrix structures include all but one of the following. Which one?
A) proliferation of managers
B) high stress levels
C) high absenteeism and turnover
D) slower responses to customers

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Matrix structures, which combine two or more types of organizational structures, typically aim to enhance flexibility and responsiveness to changes, including customer demands. Therefore, they are less likely to result in slower responses to customers. Instead, they can lead to a proliferation of managers (due to dual reporting lines), high stress levels (from navigating complex reporting relationships), and high absenteeism and turnover (as a result of the stress and confusion that can accompany matrix structures).

Disadvantages of Matrix Structures Include All but One of the Following