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Org Structure Quick QuizVersión en línea Test your knowledge of organizational design. por Philipp Agtarap 1 What is the primary purpose of organizing in a company? a To hire as many staff as possible b To maximize profits at all costs c To structure resources and activities to achieve goals d To memorize company rituals 2 Which structure groups jobs into functions like marketing, production, and finance? a Flat structure b Functional structure c Matrix structure d Divisional structure 3 In a centralized organization, who mainly makes key decisions? a Every employee randomly b Top managers or a small leadership group c Mid-level supervisors only d External shareholders 4 Which structure typically offers faster communication and quicker decisions? a Product/market structure b Flat structure c Matrix structure d Tall structure 5 What is a major disadvantage of tall structures? a Slower communication due to many levels b Low management oversight c Excessive flexibility d Too few managers 6 What pattern of organization divides by product, geography, or customer? a Network structure b Functional structure c Product/Market structure d Matrix structure 7 Which structure designs by product families and allows focus on each product? a Matrix structure b Geographic structure c Product/Market structure d Functional structure 8 What is a key benefit of a matrix organization? a Flexibility and interdisciplinary cooperation b Fewer career opportunities c Rigid control over all tasks d Slower decision making 9 What is job design primarily concerned with? a Forecasting stock prices b Developing and enriching work to fit goals and improve experience c Hiring new managers d Purchasing equipment 10 Which structure often suits fast-changing environments? a Rigid tall hierarchy b Product/Market or Matrix (depending on context) c Purely centralized d Strictly simple functional 11 What does centralization typically improve in an organization? a Employee salaries b Clear chain of command and unified decisions c Number of meetings d Product diversity 12 Which factor influences structure by balancing environment, strategy, technology, and people? a Brand color choice b Organizational environment and design considerations c Employee snack preferences d Office decor 13 What is job rotation intended to achieve? a Reduce training needs b Increase specialization only c Expose employees to multiple roles for broader understanding d Limit employee mobility 14 Which is a disadvantage of functional organization? a Excessive innovation b Too much cross-functional coordination c No need for supervision d Slow response time in large organizations 15 Which structure is common in large multiproduct firms to avoid unwieldy functional departments? a Network-only structure b Product/Market structure with semi-autonomous divisions c Gig-based structure d Purely centralized structure Feedback 1 Organizing coordinates resources and activities to reach objectives. 2 Functional structure centralizes by function, not by product or region. 3 Centralization concentrates decision-making at the top. 4 Flat structures have fewer hierarchical levels, aiding speed. 5 More levels can slow information flow and decisions. 6 Product/market is one of the major patterns of organization. 7 Product/market division groups by product or market. 8 Matrix blends functional and project management for flexibility. 9 Job design focuses on how work is structured for efficiency and motivation. 10 Flexible structures help respond to change; product/market often supports that. 11 Centralization consolidates control and coordination at the top. 12 These factors guide how structure and culture are set up. 13 Rotation broadens experience across organizational areas. 14 Functional silos can hinder rapid big-scale responses. 15 Large firms often use product/market divisions for complexity management.

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Org Structure Quick QuizVersión en línea

por Philipp Agtarap

What is the primary purpose of organizing in a company?

Which structure groups jobs into functions like marketing, production, and finance?

In a centralized organization, who mainly makes key decisions?

Which structure typically offers faster communication and quicker decisions?

What is a major disadvantage of tall structures?

What pattern of organization divides by product, geography, or customer?

Which structure designs by product families and allows focus on each product?

What is a key benefit of a matrix organization?

What is job design primarily concerned with?

Which structure often suits fast-changing environments?

What does centralization typically improve in an organization?

Which factor influences structure by balancing environment, strategy, technology, and people?

What is job rotation intended to achieve?

Which is a disadvantage of functional organization?

Which structure is common in large multiproduct firms to avoid unwieldy functional departments?

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