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2 years ago

Name one of the three different levels at which an organization can be diagnosed?

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Sav [38]2 years ago

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Three different levels at which an organization can be diagnosed are Organizational, Group and Individual.

In the organizational level three faces are considered which includes the Inputs, outputs and the system designs. This creates a process through which the organization arrive at its goals.

The second level of the diagnosis is the group level diagnosis.In this level of diagnosis the focus is on the input of the organizational design.

Third level of diagnosis is at the individual level. Individual jobs have specific designs to accomplish individual goals which are required to be performed for a certain process.

An organization is an open system in which different ways of the environment impact the organizations in many ways.

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