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INTRO TO MANAGEMENT EXAM 2 PREP UPDATED
QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS

Question:
1. tasks may be done by people outside the organization is a process known as
Answer:
Outsourcing

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2. As organizations grow and become more complex, Jobs get more...
Answer:
Specialized

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3. Job Design is
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creating jobs in an organization that can be done effectively and efficiently while providing meaningful
work for the employee

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4. In the early days of industrialization, the approach was to
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specialize jobs by simplifying the tasks to be done in order to design the job for maximum efficiency,
while maintaining acceptable quality

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5. Hackman and Oldham did extensive studies on factors that affect workers and created the
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"Job Characteristics Model" to better explain how job design can impact employee satisfaction and job
performance.

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6. Skill Variety is
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7. Task Identity is
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the extent to which the job requires the worker to perform all the tasks needed to fully complete the task

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8. Task Significance is
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the extent to which the job effects the lives of other people

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9. Autonomy is
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the extent to which the employee is allowed to make choices about scheduling and how best to perform
tasks

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10. Feedback is
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the extent to which the employee receives clear and direct information on how well they are performing
the task

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11. The "Contingency Factors" are
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pre-conditions for the model to be predictive Creating productive and meaningful jobs is the goal of Job
Design and an essential element of good Organization Design

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12. Organizational Structure describes
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the grouping together of jobs into work groups, the delegation of authority and responsibility within an
organization, and the formal reporting relationships of employees to supervisors.

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13. The most common organizational structures are:
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Functional Structure, Divisional Structure, Matrix Structure

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14. A Functional Structure
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groups jobs that require similar skills and experience together into a single work group reporting to the
leader of the organization

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15. Divisional Structure
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groups jobs together with people of diverse skills and experience who collectively focus on either
providing specific products, or serving specific groups of customers, or serving specific geographical areas

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16. A Matrix Structure
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groups jobs together simultaneously by function and by division

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17. Organizational Structure also involves
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the delegation of authority, span of control, and levels of hierarchy

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18. Delegation of Authority - in incorporated businesses means,
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ultimate authority for decisions rests with the shareholders of the business

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19. True or False: independent audits are used by shareholders to make sure the authority they delegate is
not being misused
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TRUE as a control mechanism

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20. In a Centralized Organizational Structure, most decisions are made, or at least must be approved by the
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the senior executives at the top of the organization

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21. In a Decentralized Organizational Structure, many decisions are delegated to
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lower levels of management with those managers accountable for the consequences of their decisions
(good or bad)

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22. Span of Control - refers to
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the number of direct reports assigned to a manager. The more direct reports, the broader the span of
control. The fewer the number of direct reports, the narrower the span of control.

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23. Levels of Hierarchy - refers to
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the number of managerial levels between the top and the bottom of an organization. The fewer hierarchical
levels, the flatter the organization. The more hierarchical levels, the taller the organization.

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24. key element of Organization Design is
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properly Integrating and Coordinating Workflows throughout the organization.

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25. Five common approaches used by organizations:

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