Question

You are writing a proposal to restructure your department's organizational chart. Your manager was a member of the committee that originally set up the department's current structure. Which purpose statement would be best for a proposal to your manager?

A)The purpose of this proposal is to show how we can reorganize our department to improve our efficiency while keeping intact the values that have allowed us to succeed to this point.
B)The purpose of this proposal is to show how to solve all of our productivity problems and remove all the barriers to effective communication.
C)The purpose of this proposal is to show why it's time for "out with the old and inwith the new."
D)The purpose of this proposal is to explain why we have no choice but to scrap our ineffective organizational structure.

Answer 1

A). The purpose of this proposal is to show how we can reorganize our department to improve our efficiency while keeping intact the values that have allowed us to succeed to this point.

Step-by-step explanation:

A purpose statement or a thesis statement is chiefly inclined towards disclosing the intention or purpose of the proposal and indicates the scope as well as the direction of the paper to display where the content is heading towards.

As per the question, option A best reflects the appropriate purpose statement for offering a proposal to one's manager as the disclosure of 'reorganizational strategy to enhance the efficiency of the outcome would reflect your purpose and 'without altering the values that benefit them'(exemplify the positive scope and direction of the claim). Therefore, option A is the correct answer.