The Primary Reason for Coordination in Organizations Is

question 199

Multiple Choice

The primary reason for coordination in organizations is

• A) due to the interdependence of work units and groups.
• B) due to the need to foster more delegation.
• C) due to the requirement for centralized decision making.
• D) to keep the organizational structure as flat as possible.
• E) to break the organization's overall task into its component parts.

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