Changing an Organization Is the Process of Modifying an Existing

question 54

Multiple Choice

Changing an organization is the process of modifying an existing organization to increase organizational effectiveness. Which of the following statements is true about such modifications?

• A) Such changes must use established lines of organizational communication.
• B) The changes occur intermittently and are of a large magnitude.
• C) Such modifications can involve any organizational segment.
• D) The changes are made independent of the environment.
• E) The modifications do not involve changes in organizational authority.

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