Question

The primary building blocks within a company's organizational structure

A. Are almost always the departments performing such key administrative support functions as finance, accounting, information technology, human resource management and R&D
B. Can include process departments, traditional functional departments, geographic organizational units and divisional units performing one or more major processing steps along the value chain (components manufacture, assembly, distribution) and individual businesses (in the case of a diversified company)
C. Typically consist of an un-empowered employee department, an empowered employee department, teams of front-line supervisors, teams of middle-level managers and administrators and the group of top-level executives that comprise the company's "executive suite."
D. Usually consist of supply chain management, components manufacture, assembly, distribution and administration
E. Usually consist of two divisions—a division charged with performing primary value chain activities and a division charged with performing support activities

Answer 1

The building blocks within a company's organizational structure can include various departments and units performing different functions and tasks.

Step-by-step explanation:

The primary building blocks within a company's organizational structure can include process departments, traditional functional departments, geographic organizational units, and divisional units performing major processing steps along the value chain and individual businesses. This means that there are various departments and units within a company that perform different functions and tasks.