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Organisational Charts

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 9mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Organisational charts can be tall or flat

a)

False

b)

True

2.

Pick 2 advantages of a tall organisational structure

a)

Motivating for workers (as there is a clear route for progression)

b)

Workers are more specialised with specific job roles

c)

Communication is likely to be poor

d)

Lower management costs as not many managers

3.

Which of these is a disadvantage of a tall organisational structure? (2 correct answers)

a)

Communication is likely to be poor

b)

Costs are likely to be higher

c)

No route for progression

d)

No specialised staff

4.

A flat structure is likely to be cheaper as there are less managers to pay

a)

True

b)

False

5.

What type of businesses usually have a flat structure

a)

Small businesses

b)

Large businesses

c)

Public Limited Companies

6.

Which of the following is a definition of span of control

a)

The number of managers each worker is responsible for

b)

The number of workers each manager is responsible for

c)

The number of managers in a business

d)

The number of workers in a business

7.

An advantage of a wide span of control is that...

a)

Lower management costs

b)

Closer supervision of workers

c)

Managers can look after workers better

d)

Managers have more time for workers

8.

An advantage of a narrow span of control is that

a)

Higher management costs

b)

Managers can supervise workers more closely

c)

Workers may less motivated as manager doesn't have time for them

d)

Workers may be less productive

9.

A centralised structure is one where...

a)

All decisions are made by head office

b)

Local managers make key decisions

c)

Head office don't make any decisions

d)

Branch managers make decisions

10.

A benefit of a decentralised strucutre is... (2 corect answers)

a)

Decisions are made by the most qualified and experienced people

b)

Local managers may feel more motivated as they have more responsibility

c)

Decisions are made that are more appropriate to the local area

d)

Decisions can be implemented more quickly

11.

Delayering means

a)

Removing a layer from the organisation structure

b)

Recruiting more workers

c)

Adding more layers to the organisational structure

d)

The number of workers each manager is responsible for

12.

A benefit of delayering is (2 correct answers)

a)

Reduces costs

b)

Quicker decision making

c)

Poor motivation

d)

Damages brand image

13.

Delegation means...

a)

Passing responsibility for a task to a more junior employee

b)

Number of workers each manager is responsible for

c)

Removing a layer from the organisation structure

d)

An organisation chart with many layers

14.

Which of these is correct

a)

A tall structure has many layers, low management costs and good communication

b)

A tall structure has many layers, high management costs, usually poor communication

c)

A flat structure has many layers

d)

A flat structure is motivating for employees as there is a clear route for progression

15.

Which is correct...

a)

Decentralisation is motivating for local area managers and decisions can be specific to local area

b)

Centralisation is motivating for local area managers

c)

Decentralisation means decisions are not specific to local area

d)

Decentralisation means decisions can be made more quickly