Organızatıonal Theory & Design Ara 3. Deneme Sınavı

Toplam 20 Soru
PAYLAŞ:

1.Soru

When did organization theory discipline, which is about modern organizations, mainly emerge?


Early years of 18th century

Second half of the 18th century

Early years of 19th century

Second half of the 19th century

Late 20th century


2.Soru

To deal with _____, organizations must decrease their cost of production, increase their quality and exceed high above customers’ expectations.


globalization

intense competition

digitalization

innovation

deregulation


3.Soru

According the population ecology theory, big and old organizations will lose their abilities for adaptation to external changes because of:


Structural inertia.

Resourse dependency.

Organizational form.

Normative isomorphism.

Low uncertainity.


4.Soru

What is the process of setting up the activities of people or their units to achieve a state of integration?


Coordination

Organizational Design

Control

Reward

Departmentalization


5.Soru

  1. When a firm faces a simple and slowly changing organizational environment, its functional departments need to become specialized and highly skilled.  
  2. The degree of differentiation among departments decreases as each department has unique orientations, attitudes, values, goals, and education. 
  3. Firms that pursue product differentiation strategy should adopt an organic structure with flat decentralized structure. 
  4. Firms that pursue cost leadership strategy would need to develop core competencies in production department to support efficient operations.  
  5. Firms that pursue cost leadership strategy structures should have mechanistic design elements with tall centralized hierarchy. 

Which of the above statements needed to be corrected?


IV and V

I, III and V

II and V

I and II

III, IV and V


6.Soru

What is TRUE about the mechanistic organization?


It offers bonus-based incentives and/or profit sharing as the incentive system.

It practices flat hierarchy.

It includes  HRM and/or cultural control.

It includes a low degree of specialization.

It is necessary for the environments characterized by relative stability.


7.Soru

Which one is an example of an organization with a low-moderate uncertainty environment?


Soft drink bottlers

E-commerce

Fashion Clothing

Universities

Airlines


8.Soru

Which of the followings is one of the primary disadvantages of the M-form?


Duplication often results in higher costs.

It offers enhanced responsiveness to the needs of customers.

It provides better training for future executives.

It allows for accountability based on divisional profits.

It enables growing quickly.


9.Soru

Which of the following strategy types aims either at a low cost advantage or a differentiation advantage for a narrow segment or niche market?


Focus strategy

Differentiation strategy

Defender strategy

Prospector strategy

Reactor strategy


10.Soru

Which of the following is one of the reasons to employ external resource approach?


When the goals of the organization are very vague or difficult to measure such as in public or non-profit organizations

When there is a need to check the efficiency and quality of the products

When two or more companies can’t reach an agreement

When there is a need to analyze how two organizations in the same industry compete successfully

When the aim of the organization is not appropriate


11.Soru

Which one of the following is not among the coordination mechanisms for organizations?


Sincerity among team members

Face-to-face interpersonal interaction

Direct supervision

Teams having members from different units

Standardized plans, skills, and values


12.Soru

Which one of the following is a commonwealth organization?


Twitter

Mackintosh

Anadolu University

Chicago Fire Department

The Democratic Party


13.Soru

Which of the following is an advantage of the functional (unitary) form?


It offers enhanced responsiveness to the needs of customers.

It lowers costs by reducing duplication.

It consistently provides more extensive growth.

It provides better training for future executives.

It provides for accountability based on divisional profits.


14.Soru

Who divided organizations into three levels: institutional level, managerial level, and technical level?


Burns and Stalker.

Robert Duncan.

James Thompson.

Gerald Salancik.

Jeffrey Pfeffer.


15.Soru

A private school chain has the former Minister of Education as a board member. This allows the organization to use his or her connections with the Ministry of Education to reach required resources, to manipulate regulations and to enable bureaucratic procedures.

Which of the following can explain the source of benefit for the organization described above?


Resource Dependency Perspective

Population Ecology Perspective

Institutional Perspective

Organizational Networks

The Models of Contingency Theory


16.Soru

Which of the following concept is a visual representation of an organization strategy that describes its key business objectives which can be easily used to communicate to the whole organization.


Visualisation schema

Process maping

Balance table

Strategy map

Effective schema


17.Soru

Which of the following is not a structural characteristic of production department?


Tall structure

Centralization of authority

Collobrative teamwork

Standardization

Mechanisric form


18.Soru

Input, conversion, and output are the stages involved in _____ .


value creation

functional foremanship

selection of personnel

financial incentives

etudes of motion


19.Soru

"________is an integrated measure of organization effectiveness that includes not only traditional financial measurements and business processes but also includes concerns for customers and employees." which of the following fills in the blank?


The Balanced Scorecard Approach

The Goal Approach

The External Resource Approach

The Strategic Constituency Approach

The Internal Process Approach


20.Soru

All the schools in Turkey must be consistent with the standards imposed by the Ministry of Education. This is an example of _____ .


mimetic isomorphism

coersive isomorphism

normative isomorphism

institutional isomorphism

structural inertia