QPractice question
In the A typical org-design audit example, A typical org-design audit primarily demonstrates which concept?
- A.Organizational Structure Types
- B.Internal SWOT for Organizations ✓
- C.Maslow's Hierarchy in the Workplace
- D.McGregor's Theory X and Theory Y
Why this answer:
A typical org-design audit is the textbook illustration of Internal SWOT for Organizations. The detailed walkthrough is in the concept guide. The other options are valid concepts but do not match the specific mechanics in this example.
How to think about questions like this
Application questions test whether you can connect a real-world example to the right framework. The trick is to ignore the surface details (industry, company name) and focus on the underlying mechanic the example illustrates.
For Internal SWOT for Organizations specifically, look for the signal: Strategy fails when internal capabilities don't support it. That signal is what distinguishes the right answer from plausible-sounding alternatives.
Editor's note Want a deeper walkthrough? Our editors recommend pairing this with Internal SWOT for Organizations for a worked example you can adapt to your assignment.
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