A Functional Structure Differs from a Simple Structure in That

question 40

Multiple Choice

A functional structure differs from a simple structure in that a functional structure:

• A) does not require an organizational chart.
• B) relies on a formal system of division of labor.
• C) promotes informal distribution of tasks amongst employees.
• D) tends to have very few rules and regulations.
• E) tends to use an informal process of evaluating and rewarding employee performance.

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