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Management Study Set 23
Quiz 8: Organizational Structure and Design
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Question 1
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Given a clear mission,core values,objectives and strategy,organizing begins the process of strategy implementation by clarifying jobs and working relationships.
Question 2
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Three common types of traditional organizational structures are functional,divisional,and matrix.
Question 3
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Organizing is the process of arranging people and other resources to work together to accomplish a common goal.
Question 4
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The informal structure is a "shadow' organization made up of the unofficial,but often critical,working relationships between organizational members.
Question 5
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Departmentalization is the process of grouping work positions into formal teams or departments and then linking them together in a coordinated fashion with the larger organization.
Question 6
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The purpose of an organization structure is to divide up and coordinate resources and tasks in order to achieve performance success.
Question 7
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The purpose of an organization structure is to design titles for different workers and to assign daily work tasks to them.
Question 8
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An organization's ability to implement its strategy is greatly helped by a structure that allocates tasks through a division of labour and provides for the coordination of performance results.
Question 9
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When problems occur between functions,they should immediately be referred up to a higher level for resolution.
Question 10
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An organization chart shows positions and job titles,lines of authority,and formal communication channels for a company.
Question 11
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The formal structure of the organization represents the way the organization is intended to function in terms of division of work,supervisory relationships,communication channels,major subunits,and levels of management.