Using a matrix design organizational chart defines:
a. a rigid hierarchy c. the reporting lines
b. varying levels of responsibility d. the task to be accomplished
D
In the matrix organizational chart structure is less important and the workforce roles and reporting relationships are based on the project or task to be accomplished, rather than on a rigid hierarchy. Levels of responsibility, hierarchy, and reporting lines are more important in centralized and decentralized organizational structures.
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