Which of the following organization structures best support Built-to-Change interventions?
A) formal, hierarchical
B) flat, lean, flexible
C) matrix, process, and network
D) A and C
E) B and C

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Built-to-Change interventions require organizations to adapt quickly to changes in the market or business environment. A flat, lean, and flexible structure enables an organization to respond quickly and efficiently to these changes. A matrix, process, and network structure also facilitate flexibility and responsiveness through cross-functional teams and collaboration across departments or business units. On the other hand, a formal, hierarchical structure can hinder the speed of decision-making and communication, while also limiting employees' ability to take risks and innovate. Therefore, E (B and C) are the best choices for supporting Built-to-Change interventions.

Which of the Following Organization Structures Best Support Built-To-Change Interventions