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Internal Organization and Functions of an Enterprise 2 (Form 1, Accounting Commercial)Versión en línea 50 true statements about how a business works. por YAKILI LMS 1 Legal and compliance ensure the company follows laws and rules. Yes No 2 Cross-functional teams include members from different departments. Yes No 3 Human resources manages people, hiring, and training. Yes No 4 Teams should have clear goals aligned with the enterprise’s strategy. Yes No 5 Auditing checks financial accuracy and compliance. Yes No 6 Product management bridges customer needs and product development. Yes No 7 Sales teams focus on converting leads into customers. Yes No 8 Sustainability considerations can be part of strategic planning. Yes No 9 Formal communication channels improve information flow. Yes No 10 Decision-making authority should be documented and visible. Yes No 11 Departments perform specialized functions to achieve goals. Yes No 12 Strategic planning often uses data to choose the best actions. Yes No 13 Organizational structure defines roles and lines of authority. Yes No 14 Logistics coordinates the movement of goods and materials. Yes No 15 Teams or units work together to complete specific projects. Yes No 16 Staff training improves employee skills and performance. Yes No 17 Payroll processes employee compensation and benefits. Yes No 18 A matrix structure combines elements of functional and project teams. Yes No 19 Delegation helps managers distribute responsibilities. Yes No 20 A mission statement explains why the company exists. Yes No 21 Corporate strategy often includes long-term growth plans. Yes No 22 Accounting records financial transactions and prepares reports. Yes No 23 A clear corporate strategy guides decision making in a company. Yes No 24 A company’s vision describes its long-term desired future. Yes No 25 Research and development seeks to improve products or services. Yes No 26 Performance metrics help gauge success of departments. Yes No 27 Operations ensures daily tasks run smoothly to meet goals. Yes No 28 Planning a project includes setting goals and timelines. Yes No 29 Chain of command describes who reports to whom. Yes No 30 An organizational chart shows reporting relationships. Yes No 31 Customer service is a frontline function that interacts with customers. Yes No 32 A divisional structure groups teams by product, service, or region. Yes No 33 Organizational culture influences how teams collaborate. Yes No 34 Procurement buys goods and services the company needs. Yes No 35 Public relations manages the company’s image and communications. Yes No 36 Risk management identifies potential problems and safeguards. Yes No 37 Marketing and sales are separate departments with related goals. Yes No 38 A functional structure groups roles by common tasks (e.g., Finance, Marketing). Yes No 39 Quality control helps ensure products meet standards. Yes No 40 Finance tracks money coming in and going out of the business. Yes No 41 Budgeting allocates money to different departments and projects. Yes No 42 Budget variances show where spending differs from plan. Yes No 43 Administration supports daily office tasks and record-keeping. Yes No 44 IT/information systems support daily business operations. Yes No 45 Customer service helps keep customers happy and loyal. Yes No 46 Corporate strategy can involve market expansion and efficiency. Yes No 47 Clear roles reduce duplicate work and confusion. Yes No 48 Customer service teams may handle complaints and inquiries. Yes No 49 Customer feedback informs product and service improvements. Yes No 50 Finance, marketing, and operations are common functional departments. Yes No

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Legal and compliance ensure the company follows laws and rules.

Cross-functional teams include members from different departments.

Human resources manages people, hiring, and training.

Teams should have clear goals aligned with the enterprise’s strategy.

Auditing checks financial accuracy and compliance.

Product management bridges customer needs and product development.

Sales teams focus on converting leads into customers.

Sustainability considerations can be part of strategic planning.

Formal communication channels improve information flow.

Decision-making authority should be documented and visible.

Departments perform specialized functions to achieve goals.

Strategic planning often uses data to choose the best actions.

Organizational structure defines roles and lines of authority.

Logistics coordinates the movement of goods and materials.

Teams or units work together to complete specific projects.

Staff training improves employee skills and performance.

Payroll processes employee compensation and benefits.

A matrix structure combines elements of functional and project teams.

Delegation helps managers distribute responsibilities.

A mission statement explains why the company exists.

Corporate strategy often includes long-term growth plans.

Accounting records financial transactions and prepares reports.

A clear corporate strategy guides decision making in a company.

A company’s vision describes its long-term desired future.

Research and development seeks to improve products or services.

Performance metrics help gauge success of departments.

Operations ensures daily tasks run smoothly to meet goals.

Planning a project includes setting goals and timelines.

Chain of command describes who reports to whom.

An organizational chart shows reporting relationships.

Customer service is a frontline function that interacts with customers.

A divisional structure groups teams by product, service, or region.

Organizational culture influences how teams collaborate.

Procurement buys goods and services the company needs.

Public relations manages the company’s image and communications.

Risk management identifies potential problems and safeguards.

Marketing and sales are separate departments with related goals.

A functional structure groups roles by common tasks (e.g., Finance, Marketing).

Quality control helps ensure products meet standards.

Finance tracks money coming in and going out of the business.

Budgeting allocates money to different departments and projects.

Budget variances show where spending differs from plan.

Administration supports daily office tasks and record-keeping.

IT/information systems support daily business operations.

Customer service helps keep customers happy and loyal.

Corporate strategy can involve market expansion and efficiency.

Clear roles reduce duplicate work and confusion.

Customer service teams may handle complaints and inquiries.

Customer feedback informs product and service improvements.

Finance, marketing, and operations are common functional departments.