Exam 14: Organizational Structure
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As uncertainty decreases,cause-and-effect relationships become less clear.
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Conflict between the product manager and the functional manager is a potential problem with the matrix structure.
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When organizational behaviour experts describe an organization as highly centralized,they mean that
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In general,bigger organizations are less centralized than smaller organizations.
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Achieving adequate coordination is often a problem of functional departmentation.
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The book states that there is general agreement among experts that exploration and its quest for innovation require a more ________ structure.
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Discuss five basic ways to coordinate divided labour in an organization.
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Autonomy and ________ are helpful for introducing innovations,but more integration leads to efficiency as the innovation becomes familiar.
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When a large and established firm gets into a new line of business,the innovative unit often requires a more ________ structure than the established parent.
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With an ambidextrous organization,there is a tension between succeeding at what the organization is good at now and the opportunities immediately available and the development of new directions.This tension is sometimes referred to as exploiting versus exploring.Please explain the meaning of these two words and explain how an organization's ambidextrous structure can balance the two.
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A decentralized organization is defined as one that has operations at two or more physical locations.
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Fred has started a new company but is having a difficult time getting support and backing from important stakeholders in the environment.He realizes that establishing legitimacy has been a problem and has hired you to explain to him what it involves and the different ways that it can be achieved.What will you tell him?
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The vertical division of labour is best characterized by terms such as
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Mutual adjustment relies upon formal communication and written rules to coordinate tasks.
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To achieve its goals an organization has to do two very basic things: divide and coordinate labour among its members.
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Other things equal,smaller organizations tend to be more ________ than larger organizations.
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The human relations organizational theorists tended to favour ________ organizational structures.
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A(n)________ is a temporary group set up to solve coordination problems across departments.
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While task forces are temporary fixtures,integrators are permanent fixtures.
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