The 'self-designing organizations' is an example of ___________?

Correct answer: C. strategic intervention

  • A. human process intervention
  • B. techno structural interventions
  • C. strategic intervention
  • D. HRM interventionsPhysical Asset Management

Explanation

Self-designing organizations involve major changes in an organization’s strategy, structure, and relationship with its environment, so they are classified as strategic interventions. The extra text after option d appears to be a scraping error but does not change option c.

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