Departmentalisation by geographical area is most suitable for an organisation that:
Correct answer: A. Operates across regions with different customer needs
- A. Operates across regions with different customer needs
- B. Offers one product in one local market
- C. Groups employees only according to their professions
- D. Organises work around temporary construction projects
Explanation
Geographical departmentalisation groups activities according to territories or regions. It is useful when customer preferences, regulations, or operating conditions differ from one area to another.
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