The Definition of Exception Principle

question 7

Multiple Choice

The definition of exception principle

• A) states that individuals should only receive orders from one person.
• B) concerns line and staff, in which authority and responsibility should flow in a direct path from the top people in the organization to the lowest member.
• C) states that decisions that can be routinized should be delegated.
• D) states that managers should supervise a limited number of individuals.
• E) states that as workers become better at their jobs, they can move up the organization ladder to management positions.

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Definitions:

Technologically Obsolete

Refers to products, services, or technology that have become outdated or no longer maintain a competitive advantage due to advancements in technology.

Simple Rate Of Return

A method to evaluate an investment's efficiency by dividing the annual incremental net operating income by the initial investment cost.

Cash Operating Costs

Expenses a company incurs during its day-to-day operational activities that require cash payment.

Automating

The process of using technology to perform tasks without human intervention, often resulting in increased efficiency and reduced error.