Multidivisional Structures Are Not Good at Allowing for Delegation of Authority,and

question 72

True/False

Multidivisional structures are not good at allowing for delegation of authority,and therefore do not allow divisional and departmental managers a chance to specialize.

Recognize the dependency of merit pay plans on effective performance appraisal systems.

Comprehend different types of incentive pay plans, including differential piece rate and standard hour plans.

Understand the principles and operation of straight piecework programs.

Analyze the appropriateness of piecework under frequent technological changes.

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Unstructured Interview

An interviewing technique where the questions are not prearranged, allowing for a more spontaneous and flexible conversation.

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