An Organization in Which Top-Level Divisions Are Required to Heed

question 66

Short Answer

An organization in which top-level divisions are required to heed input from a staff composed of experts of another organizational dimension in an attempt to avoid the double-reporting difficulty of a matrix organization but still mesh two or more dimensions is called a ________________________________.

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Definitions:

Underground Railroad

A network of secret routes and safe houses used in the United States during the 19th century to help enslaved African Americans escape to free states and Canada.

Tax-Supported Education

Education systems financed by governmental funds, typically through taxation.

Horace Mann

Renowned as the Father of the American Public School System, he was an advocate for public education and reform in the 19th century.

Moral Lessons

Teachings or experiences that convey principles of right and wrong, often aimed at guiding ethical conduct and character development.