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A) It does not require specialists to advise people along the line.
B) Responsibility and authority are clearly defined.
C) Each worker has several supervisors.
D) It is very flexible.
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A) competency capturing.
B) technology swapping.
C) benchmarking.
D) broadening the knowledge base.
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A) chain of logic.
B) chain of command.
C) organizational design.
D) delegation of contingent authority.
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A) the matrix model has a limit on the number of functional units who send an expert to join the team, whereas the cross-functional team does not.
B) the matrix model is a temporary arrangement, whereas the cross-functional team is a more permanent arrangement.
C) the matrix model shares leadership responsibilities within the group, whereas the cross-functional team does not.
D) the matrix model is a more permanent arrangement, whereas the cross-functional team is a temporary arrangement.
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A) business view map
B) department categorization
C) organization chart
D) operating matrix grid
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A) John M. Keynes.
B) Peter Drucker.
C) Karl Marx.
D) Henri Fayol.
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A) centralized authority
B) decentralized authority
C) hybrid authority
D) origination authority
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