A firm's organizational design process takes basic structural elements of the firm and molds them to all of the following EXCEPT:
A) a firm's desires.
B) a firm's demands.
C) a firm's constraints.
D) a firm's competitor.
E) a firm's choices.

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A firm's organizational design process is focused on tailoring the structural elements of the firm to its desires, demands, and constraints, as well as the choices it makes in terms of strategy and operations. The process is not typically influenced by a firm's competitors, as the goal is to create a design that is unique and advantageous for the specific firm.

A Firm's Organizational Design Process Takes Basic Structural Elements of the Firm