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Verdich [7]
2 years ago
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Susan works for a firm that has high degrees of formalization in their organizational structure. She understands that one of the

main drawbacks of working in a firm with such high levels of formalization can often result in which of the following?
Business
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posledela2 years ago
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She understands that one of the main drawbacks of working in a firm with such high levels of formalization can often result in which of the following; a slower decision making process.

<h3>What is high degrees of formalization?</h3>

This is the extent to which the roles that are in the organization are independent of the persons in this organization that may be covering or taking are of such roles.

In this business, they are said to have a high degree of this and the issue they would have is that there would be slow decision making in the business.

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