The Global Matrix Structure

question 1

Multiple Choice

The global matrix structure:

• A) will increase horizontal coordination, but will decrease vertical coordination.
• B) works best when there is pressure for decision making that balances the interests of both product standardization and geographical localization.
• C) commonly utilizes matrix bosses as functional and product heads.
• D) is usually found in firms that have reached the "international stage" of international evolution.

---

Definitions:

Advantages And Disadvantages

The positive and negative aspects of a particular choice, situation, or action that need to be considered when making a decision.

Fear Of Failure

The apprehension or anxiety of failing to achieve a goal or meet a standard, which can influence behavior and decision-making.

Resisting Change

The reluctance or refusal to adapt to new procedures, processes, or changes within an organization or environment.

Management By Objectives (MBO)

An organization-wide intervention technique that involves joint goal setting between employees and managers.