The Features of the U-Form of Firm Organization Are

question 32

Multiple Choice

The features of the U-Form of firm organization are

• A)workers have trouble developing a high degree of functional expertise
• B)it is difficult for employees to share information across positions within a division
• C)employee evaluation is hampered by managers having different skill sets than workers
• D)coordination across divisions is essential and is a burden on management

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Definitions:

Personal Choice

The freedom to make decisions independently, based on personal preference or belief without external coercion or limitation.

Deviant Behavior

Actions or conduct that diverge from societal norms and expectations, often eliciting negative reactions from others.

Positivist Approach

An approach in sociology that beliefs social phenomena should be studied through observable, scientific methods to identify causal relationships and laws.

Constructionist Approach

A theoretical perspective that emphasizes the role of social constructs and interactions in the creation of reality and societal norms.