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Management Study Set 24
Quiz 11: Organization Structures and Design
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Question 81
Multiple Choice
Which of the following is the most accurate description regarding the purpose of an organization structure?
Question 82
Multiple Choice
In an organizational structure, major subunits refer to
Question 83
Multiple Choice
Positions and job titles, lines of authority, and formal communication channels are often demonstrated for a company by drawing a special diagram. This diagram is called ___.
Question 84
Multiple Choice
Any organization structure should ___ and ___.
Question 85
True/False
When decision-making authority is dispersed by extensive delegation throughout all levels of management, the organization is decentralized.
Question 86
True/False
With respect to centralization and decentralization, the current trend is for organizations to centralize decision making and decentralize control.
Question 87
Multiple Choice
Which of the following is true of informal structures?
Question 88
Multiple Choice
Which of the following pieces of information
cannot
be determined from an organization chart?
Question 89
True/False
The current trend in the use of staff is to reduce the size of staff in order to increase operating efficiency.
Question 90
Multiple Choice
Which of the following are included in the basics of a formal organizational structure?
Question 91
Multiple Choice
Which of the following is true of a formal structure?
Question 92
Multiple Choice
Sara's job includes dividing up the work and assigning tasks to each employee. She identifies people responsible for each task, decides the reporting structure, and decides employees' work relationships. Sarah is a part of the ___ team in her company.
Question 93
Multiple Choice
The ___ 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.