Multiple Choice
Lasting Skin Care Inc. is growing very fast in both sales and number of employees. It manufactures and sells skin products for youth, male, female, elderly, and ethnic populations all over the United States and several other countries. So far, the company has followed a simple structure. However, with fast-paced growth, it has become a necessity that the company explore other organizational structures. Larry, a long-time employee at Lasting Skin Care, has collected information on how some of its competitors have organized their companies. Tracks Inc. groups its employees by their different areas of expertise such as Marketing, Finance, Human Resources, and Operations. Fine Base, which is primarily in the United States, groups its activities as Northeast Division, Southeast Division, Northwest Division, Southwest Division, and Central Division. Prints Inc. has organized its employees according to the accounts they serve, such as Large Company Contracts, Internet Sales, Individual Sales, and Small Salon Direct Sales. Finally, Make safe International has grouped its business units around different types of makeup, including the Lipstick and Lip Gloss Division, the Eye shadow Division, the Foundation Division, the Mascara Division, and the Bronzer and Blush Division. Which of the following describes Tracks' organizational structure?
A) client-based
B) geographic
C) functional
D) product
E) matrix
Correct Answer:
Verified
Correct Answer:
Verified
Q29: When Jolly Fingers Gloves, Inc., groups its
Q30: Which of the following is associated with
Q31: Michelle's Universal Boat Fins makes one product,
Q32: The first step in adapting to the
Q33: Shane is the project manager of the
Q35: Henry Ford was a strong believer in
Q36: At Blue Wall Technology, employees are grouped
Q37: What is the primary reason for simple
Q38: Matrix structures try to take advantage of
Q39: Matrix structures<br>A) are generally used by small