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Organizational structures review

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 20mins

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Class
Date
1.

It fits companies with few levels between upper management and staff-level employees.

a)

Horizontal organization structure

b)

Divisional organization structure

c)

Network organization structure

d)

Matrix organization structure

2.

In these structures, a company’s divisions have control over their own resources

a)

Divisional organization structure

b)

Team-based organization structure

c)

Horizontal organization structure

d)

Matrix organization structure

3.

They are separated by industry or customer type. A large consumer goods company, like Target or Walmart, might separate its durable goods (clothing, electronics, furniture, etc.) from its food or logistics divisions.

a)

Market-based divisional structure

b)

Product-based divisional structure

c)

Geographic divisional structure

d)

Functional organization structure

4.

They are separated by goods, articles, or merchandise

a)

Market-based divisional structure

b)

Product-based divisional structure

c)

Geographic divisional structure

d)

Matrix organization structure

5.

Divisions are separated by region, territories, or districts, offering more effective localization and logistics.

a)

Market-based divisional structure

b)

Product-based divisional structure

c)

Geographic divisional structure

d)

Horizontal organization structure

6.

It looks like a grid, and it shows cross-functional teams that form for special projects.

a)

Matrix organization structure

b)

Network organization structure

c)

Divisional organization structure

d)

Team-based organization structure

7.

This structure is meant to disrupt the traditional hierarchy, focusing more on problem-solving, and cooperation, giving employees more control.

a)

Team-based organization structure

b)

Network organization structure

c)

Horizontal organization structure

d)

Divisional organization structure

8.

This structure makes sense of the spread of resources. It can also describe an internal structure that focuses more on open communication and relationships rather than hierarchy.

a)

Network organization structure

b)

Divisional organization structure

c)

Matrix organization structure

d)

Team-based organization structure

9.

Visualizes the complex web of onsite and offsite relationships in companies.

a)

Network Structure Pro

b)

Matrix Structure Pro

c)

Divisional Structure Pro

d)

Horizontal Structure Pro

10.

Increases productivity, performance, and transparency by breaking down the silo mentality.

a)

Network Structure Pro

b)

Matrix Structure Pro

c)

Divisional Structure Pro

d)

Team-based Structure Pro

11.

Gives a more dynamic view of the organization.

a)

Horizontal Structure Pro

b)

Matrix Structure Pro

c)

Divisional Structure Pro

d)

Team-based Structure Pro

12.

Helps large companies stay flexible.

a)

Horizontal Structure Pro

b)

Matrix Structure Pro

c)

Divisional Structure Pro

d)

Network Structure Pro

13.

Fosters more open communication.

a)

Horizontal Structure Pro

b)

Matrix Structure Pro

c)

Team-based Structure Pro

d)

Network Structure Pro

14.

This can result in a company competing with itself.

a)

Divisional Structure Con

b)

Horizontal Structure Con

c)

Team-based Structure Con

d)

Network Structure Con

15.

Presents a conflict between department managers and project managers.

a)

Matrix Structure Con

b)

Network Structure Con

c)

Horizontal Structure Con

d)

Divisional Structure Con

16.

Can produce employees with more generalized skills and knowledge.

a)

Team-based Structure Con

b)

Network Structure Con

c)

Horizontal Structure Con

d)

Divisional Structure Con

17.

Can quickly become overly complex when dealing with lots of offsite processes.

a)

Team-based Structure Con

b)

Network Structure Con

c)

Matrix Structure Con

d)

Divisional Structure Con

18.

Goes against many companies’ natural inclination toward a purely hierarchical structure.

a)

Team-based Structure Con

b)

Divisional Structure Con

c)

Matrix Structure Con

d)

Horizontal Structure Con

19.

It’s the most common type of organizational structure, the chain of command goes from the top.

a)

Hierarchical organization structure

b)

Horizontal organization structure

c)

Network organization structure

d)

Matrix organization structure

20.

Primarily, though, employees are organized according to their specific skills and their corresponding function in the company.

a)

Functional organization structure

b)

Hierarchical organization structure

c)

Divisional organization structure

d)

Team-based organization structure