Question

question 37
1 pts
if an employee regularly receives instructions from more than one manager, there is a problem with
span of control
unity of command
policies and procedures
standards
question 38
1 pts
the organization structure that is efficient but with many layers of management is the
line organization
line - and - staff organization
matrix organization
all of the responses

Explanation:

Question 37

The "unity of command" principle in management states that an employee should receive instructions from only one manager. If an employee gets instructions from more than one manager, this principle is violated. "Span of control" refers to the number of subordinates a manager oversees, "policies and procedures" are guidelines, and "standards" are benchmarks, none of which relate to multiple managers giving instructions.

Line organization has a clear chain of command with many layers of management (hierarchical) and is efficient in clear task allocation. Line - and - staff organization also has a hierarchical structure with staff for support, and matrix organization has a more flexible structure with fewer rigid layers. So the line organization is the one with many layers of management and is efficient.

Answer:

B. unity of command

Question 38