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vinney12

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The company is known for its auto insurance but its customers would be surprised to learn how few regular employees the company has.
 
  Most work from home or from their own offices and only when the insurance company has projects for them. This company is most likely a ________.
  A) boundaryless organization
  B) virtual organization
  C) network organization
  D) learning organization

Question 2

In terms of organizational design, external boundaries refer to the boundaries that separate ________.
 
  A) an organization's permanent workforce from its contingent workforce
  B) an organization's top-management from its middle- and lower-management
  C) an organization from its customers, suppliers, and other stakeholders
  D) an organization from its divisions in other countries



spencer.martell

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Answer to Question 1

Answer: B

Answer to Question 2

Answer: C



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