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Quiz 7: Implementing Strategies: Management and Operations Issues
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Question 21
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In Japan, performance rather than seniority has traditionally been the key factor in determining pay.
Question 22
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Resistance to change can be considered the single greatest threat to successful strategy implementation.
Question 23
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Reengineering does not usually affect the organizational structure or chart, nor does it imply job loss or employee layoffs.
Question 24
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People's anxieties are raised with the thought of change because they fear economic loss, inconvenience, uncertainty, and a break in normal social patterns.
Question 25
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In terms of number of employees, restructuring usually involves increasing the size of the firm.
Question 26
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Restructuring in many firms has made a manager's job an invisible, thankless role.
Question 27
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Because activities are organized according to the way work is actually performed, a divisional structure by process is similar to the matrix structure.
Question 28
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Most large companies have abandoned the functional structure in favor of decentralization.
Question 29
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When developing an organizational chart, the title president should be reserved for the top executive of the firm.
Question 30
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With a divisional structure by customer, an organization can effectively cater to the requirements of clearly defined customer groups.
Question 31
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With a divisional structure, it is possible that competition between divisions may become so intense that it leads to improved sharing of ideas and resources for the common good of the firm.