PK0-004 · Question #1061
A project manager in the healthcare field receives additional team members, all from the same organization, to assist with a project. These team members are new to the company, but they are not new…
The correct answer is A. Internal reorganization. All added team members come from the same organization, which means no external company is involved. This rules out a merger (two separate companies joining), a split (one company dividing into separate entities), and a company closure. Even though the individuals are 'new to…
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A project manager in the healthcare field receives additional team members, all from the same organization, to assist with a project. These team members are new to the company, but they are not new to healthcare. Which of the following BEST describes the type of organizational change reflected by these staff additions?
Options
- AInternal reorganization
- BCompany closure
- CMerger
- DSplit
How the community answered
(38 responses)- A92% (35)
- B3% (1)
- C5% (2)
Explanation
All added team members come from the same organization, which means no external company is involved. This rules out a merger (two separate companies joining), a split (one company dividing into separate entities), and a company closure. Even though the individuals are 'new to the company,' the phrase 'all from the same organization' indicates they were reassigned or reallocated within the same corporate structure - a classic internal reorganization, where resources are redistributed across departments or teams to meet project demands.
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