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Management 101: Organizational Structure And Design
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1. The practice of having two or more people split a full-time job
Network organization
Open innovation
Job sharing
Project structure
2. The production of item in units or small batches
Communities of practice
Unit production
Acceptance theory of authority
Boundaryless organization
3. The number of employees a manager can efficiently and effectively manage
Unity of command
Drawbacks of collaborative works
Span of control
Line authority
4. An organizational structure in which the entire organization is made up of work teams
Team structure
Contingent workers
Mass production
Employee empowerment
5. An organizational structure in which employees continuously work on projects
Virtual organization
Formalization
Project structure
Drawback of open innovation
6. High demands of managing the process; Extensive support needed; Cultural challenges; Greater need for flexibility; Crucial changes required in low knowledge is controlled and shared
External collaboration designs
Line authority
Drawback of open innovation
Unit production
7. The management principle that each person should report to only one manager
Communities of practice
Unity of command
Strategic partnerships
Virtual organization
8. Arranging and structuring work to accomplish the organization's goals
External collaboration designs
Network organization
Organizing
Boundaryless organization
9. An organizational structure made up of separate - semiautonomous units or divisions
Divisional structure
Benefits of open innovation
Open innovation
Learning organization
10. A temporary committee or team formed to tackle a specific short-term problem affecting service department
Work specialization
Task force (or ad hoc committee)
Organizational design
Cross-functional team
11. The production of items in continuous processes
Process production
Mechanistic characteristics
Work specialization
Flexible work arrangement designs
12. The line of authority extending from upper organizational levels to the lowest levels - which clarifies who reports to whom
Chain of command
Decentralization
Organizational structure
Centralization
13. The production of items in large batches
Decentralization
Departmentalization
Mass production
Five common forms of departmentalization
14. The view that authority comes from the willingness of subordinates to accept it
Job sharing
Acceptance theory of authority
Five common forms of departmentalization
Process production
15. Cross-functional teams; Cross-hierarchical teams; Free flow of information; Wide spans of control; Decentralization; Low formalization
Communities of practice
Boundaryless organization
Organic characteristics
Job sharing
16. The obligation or expectation to perform any assigned duties
Responsibility
Matrix structure
Mechanistic organization
Network organization
17. Potential interpersonal conflict; Different views and competing goals; Logistics of coordinating
Drawbacks of collaborative works
Line authority
Benefits of open innovation
Decentralization
18. An organizational structure that consists of a small core of full-time employees and outside specialists temporarily hired as needed to work on projects
Mechanistic organization
Five common forms of departmentalization
Line authority
Virtual organization
19. A scheduling system in which employees are required to work a specific number of hours a week but are free to vary those hours within certain limits
Flextime (or flexible work hours)
Unit production
Work specialization
Staff authority
20. Creating or changing an organization's structure
Flexible work arrangement designs
Internal collaboration designs
Organizational design
Virtual organization
21. An organizational structure whose design is not defined by or limited to the horizontal - vertical or external boundaries imposed by a predefined structure
Unit production
Task force (or ad hoc committee)
Boundaryless organization
Work specialization
22. An organizational design with low departmentalization - wide spans of control - centralized authority - and little formalization
Staff authority
Simple structure
Mechanistic characteristics
Organizational design
23. A work team composed of individuals from various functional specialties
Functional structure
Benefits of collaborative works
Learning organization
Cross-functional team
24. The formal arrangement of jobs within an organization
Communities of practice
Organizational structure
Telecommuting
Line authority
25. A work arrangement in which employees work at home and are linked to the workplace by computer
Task force (or ad hoc committee)
Span of control
Authority
Telecommuting
26. An organizational design that groups together similar or related occupational specialties
Project structure
Functional structure
Boundaryless organization designs
Virtual organization
27. Authority that entitles a manager to direct the work of an employee
Project structure
Task force (or ad hoc committee)
Line authority
Mechanistic characteristics
28. Team structure; Matrix-project structure; Boundaryless structure; and Learning structure
Organizational design
Formalization
Contemporary organizational designs
Chain of command
29. An organization that has developed the capacity to continuously learn - adapt - and change
Learning organization
Formalization
Benefits of collaborative works
Strategic partnerships
30. High specialization; Rigid departmentalization; Clear chain of command; Narrow spans of control; Centralization; High formalization
Unit production
Task force (or ad hoc committee)
Mechanistic characteristics
Contemporary organizational designs
31. The degree to which decision making is concentrated at upper levels of the organization
Contemporary organizational designs
Centralization
Compressed workweek
Virtual organization
32. The rights inherited in a management position to tell people what to do and to expect them to do it
Line authority
Authority
Mass production
Learning organization
33. The basis by which jobs are grouped together
Divisional structure
Departmentalization
Decentralization
External collaboration designs
34. An organizational structure that assigns specialists from different functional departments to work on one or more projects
Employee empowerment
Telecommuting
Virtual organization
Matrix structure
35. Give customers what they want - a voice; Allow organizations to respond to complex problems; Nurture internal and external relationships; Bring focus back to marketplace; Provide way to cope with rising costs and uncertainties of product development
Cross-functional team
Benefits of open innovation
Communities of practice
Acceptance theory of authority
36. Cross-functional team; Task force; Communities of practice
Boundaryless organization designs
Internal collaboration designs
Work specialization
Mass production
37. An organizational design that's rigid and tightly controlled
Strategic partnerships
Telecommuting
Mechanistic organization
Communities of practice
38. Opening up the search for new ideas beyond the organization's boundaries and allowing innovations to easily transfer inward and outward
Formalization
Organizational design
Open innovation
Departmentalization
39. Group of people who share a concern - a set of problems - or a passion about a topic - and who deepen their knowledge and experience in that area by interacting on an ongoing basis
Matrix structure
Departmentalization
Communities of practice
Line authority
40. Giving employees more authority (power) to make decisions
Project structure
Compressed workweek
Unity of command
Employee empowerment
41. Functional departmentalization; Geographical departmentalization; Product departmentalization; Process departmentalization; Customer departmentalization
Network organization
Organizational chart
Cross-functional team
Five common forms of departmentalization
42. The visual representation of an organization's structure
Job sharing
Unity of command
Benefits of open innovation
Organizational chart
43. Positions with some authority that have been created to support - assist - and advise those holding the authority
Network organization
Organizational structure
Boundaryless organization designs
Staff authority
44. Dividing work activities into separate job tasks
Matrix structure
Centralization
Acceptance theory of authority
Work specialization
45. An organizational design that's highly adaptive and flexible
Employee empowerment
Chain of command
Contingent workers
Organic organization
46. Telecommuting; Compressed workweek; Flextime; Job sharing
Process production
Flexible work arrangement designs
Chain of command
Organizing
47. Collaborative relationships between two or more organizations in which they combine their resources and capabilities for some business purpose
Strategic partnerships
Five common forms of departmentalization
Team structure
Chain of command
48. A work team composed of individuals from various functional specialties
Communities of practice
Work specialization
Cross-functional team
Flexible work arrangement designs
49. The degree to which lower-level employees provide input or actually make decisions
Employee empowerment
Decentralization
Centralization
Responsibility
50. An organizational structure that uses its own employees to do some work activities and networks of outside suppliers to provide other needed product components or work processes
Network organization
Formalization
Virtual organization
Benefits of collaborative works
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