An organic organisational structure is generally more suitable for an environment that is:

Correct answer: B. Dynamic and rapidly changing

  • A. Stable and highly predictable
  • B. Dynamic and rapidly changing
  • C. Strictly regulated and repetitive
  • D. Based on fixed operating routines

Explanation

Organic structures use flexible roles, decentralised decisions and open communication, making them suitable for changing environments. Mechanistic structures are more appropriate where stability, routine and standardisation dominate.

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