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Business, 18.02.2022 02:20 GlitterGayness

In a company where units are given autonomy to work independently, but are now asked to work together, the units may become territorial and refuse to share ideas for fear of being eliminated. This functional structure will produce which drawback? a. Inability to support cost competency
b. Cascading effect of errors
c. Redundancy across units
d. Low levels of centralization
e. Self-cannibalization

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