Matrix Structures Tend To

question 12

Multiple Choice

Matrix structures tend to:

• A)focus technical specialists on their specialist knowledge rather than the goals of serving clients and creating marketable products.
• B)prevent employees in a particular specialization from sharing knowledge with each other.
• C)require less coordination than functional or pure divisional structures.
• D)do all of these things.
• E)do none of these things.

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Definitions:

Jaws

The bony structure in the head of most vertebrates that holds the teeth and is used for biting and chewing.

Chordate Nerve Cord

The Chordate Nerve Cord is a dorsal, hollow nerve cord found in all chordates, including humans, that develops into the spinal cord and brain.

Ventrally

Pertaining to the belly or underside of an animal or organism; the opposite of dorsally, which refers to the back or upper side.

Chordate Notochord

A flexible rod made out of a material similar to cartilage that provides support in all chordates at some stage of their development.