Fewer Levels of Management Tend to Exist in Organizations Where

question 12

Multiple Choice

Fewer levels of management tend to exist in organizations where managers:

• A) All supervise the same number of employees.
• B) Have authority over an appropriate number of employees.
• C) Supervise large numbers of employees.
• D) Oversee few employees.

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Definitions:

Nonprofit Organizations

Organizations established for purposes other than generating profit, aiming to serve public or community benefits.

Isomorphism

The process of convergence where organizations within the same field or industry become increasingly similar to each other over time, often in response to regulatory, competitive, or cultural pressures.

Powell And DiMaggio

They are known for their work in institutional theory, particularly for elaborating on how organizational structures become homogenized through isomorphic processes.

Nonprofit Organization

An organization that operates for purposes other than making a profit, often focused on social, educational, charitable, or community-oriented goals.