The Factor That Distinguishes Functional Organizational Structure from Divisional Is

question 15

Multiple Choice

 The factor that distinguishes functional organizational structure from divisional is that

• A) a functional structure is organized around the outputs a firm produces.
• B) a functional structure is best suited to deal with environmental change.
• C) a functional structure groups diverse functions into separate divisions.
• D) a functional structure is organized in terms of the main activities to be performed.