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Write your answer (recommended 160 words) to one of the above questions and post your response to the discussion board.
Read through other students' responses and comment on two peer posts (around 60 words each) in this case study.
Case study: Unilever Matches Strategy and Structure (p.461)
Case questions:
P3-6 Identify the basic organization design issues at Unilever.
P3-7 What seems to account for the frequent changes in organization design at Unilever?
P3-8 Do the frequent changes in organization design at Unilever seem to be, overall, relatively positive or relatively negative?
P3-9 Identify the basic control issues at Unilever from all three levels.
P3-10 How do you think the control function should be organized and managed at Unilever?
Write your answer (recommended 160 words) to one of the above questions and post your response to the discussion board.
Read through other students' responses and comment on two peer posts (around 60 words each) in this case study.
Unilever Matches Strategy and Structure
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