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Assignment 1 (Organizational Structures) Institute of Business Management (City Campus) Submitted to Sir Babar Khairi Spring 2014 Fahad Mohiuddin Ahmed (20142- 16666) Hassan Noman Shayyan Taha Ejaz Ahmed

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Organizational Structures)

About Mobilink:

Mobilinkis Pakistans leading provider ofvoice and dataservices, bringing more people together through service excellence and product innovation. With more than 36 million subscribers, Mobilink maintains market leadership through cutting-edge, integrated technology, the strongest brands and the largest portfolio of value added services in the industry, a broadband carrier division providing next generation internet technology as well as the countrys largest network with over 9,000 cell sites making everyday a better day for its customers.Housing Pakistans largest distribution andcontact centrenetworks and an unparalleled 6,500 kilometersfiber optic backbone, Mobilink has already invested over US $3.9 billion in the country to date, with another USD 1 billion being invested in network modernization. Mobilink provides uninterrupted countrywide connectivity, unmatched customer services and international roaming in over 140 countries.

As a responsible corporate citizen, Mobilink offers a range of socially inclusive products and services dedicated to enhance access to information. Through Mobilink Foundation, the company passionately supports education, health and environmental initiatives and promotessustainable businesspractices.

Mobilink offers exclusive & personalized tariff plans that empower customers and cater to thecommunication needsof a diverse group of people, from individuals to businessmen to corporate and multinationals.Total Strength of Employees:1. Over all (Total 4500)Top Managers75Middle Managers 750Line Managers36751. Human Resource Department: (Total 47)Director01Vise President04Middle Managers 16 Line Managers26

ORGANIZATIONAL CHART OF MOBILINK

DirectorHuman ResourceSenior ManagerDirectorFinanceSenior ManagerSenior ManagerIndirect C.SCoordinatorService Center ManagerChief Executive OfficerC.E.O.Chief Operational OfficerC.O.OVice President (Customer Service)Vice President (Finance)Vice President (Administration)Vice President (Human Resource)DirectorAdministrationSenior Manager

Frontline Operational StaffContinuedTechnical Support to Customer ServiceDirectorCustomer ServicesContinuedContinued

Answer 1) People, who do similar tasks, have similar skills and/or jobs in an organization are grouped into afunctional structure. The advantages of this kind of structure include quick decision making because the group members are able to communicate easily with each other. In a divisional structure, the company will coordinate inter-group relationships to create a work team that can readily meet the needs of a certain customer or group of customers. Matrix structures are more complex in that they group people in two different ways: by the function they perform and by the product team they are working with.

In a matrix structure the team members are given more autonomy and expected to take more responsibility for their work. In a project-organizational structure, the teams are put together based on the number of members needed to produce the product or complete the project. The best example of divisional structure can be easily seen in Large organizations like Standard Chartered and Mobilink as the management breaks down each important function into divisions and departments.

Answer 2) The command chain doesn't happen accidentally. Organizational designers lay it out as the last step in creating an organizational structure. Planners first consider a companys goals since organizational structure must support strategy. Designers next determine the tasks needed to reach the goals. Departmentalization follows as designers decide how to group the tasks. Grouping affects resource sharing and the ease with which people communicate and coordinate work. After departmentalizing, designers assign authority for tasks and areas. Once authority is assigned, planners can finally lay out the relationships between positions, thereby creating a chain of command.The reporting relationships established in the final step of organizational design are easy to see on an organizational chart, which depicts a companys structure. Starting at the bottom, each position is connected to one above it by a line. . An organizational chart shows the way in which the chain of command works within the organization.I should understand how the organization is structured, how it is arranged physically, where key people are located, and to whom I report. It will also help us to boost morale, which is likely to have a positive impact on productivity.

Answer 6) Span of control, refers to the number of people a manager directly manages. In a wider span of control, a manager has many subordinates who report to him. In a narrow span of control, a manger has fewer subordinates under him. With a widerspan of control, theorganizational structurewill be flatter,cozlots of people will be reporting to lots of others.But with a narrow span of control, a taller organizational structure is required, to increase the people reporting to others.Narrow span of control results in "Tall Organization." Here there are many managers. Each manager has to manage only few subordinates. Wide span of control results in "Flat Organization". Here there are few managers. Each manager has to manage many subordinates.Downsizing can minimize company output, coz there won't be fresh talent and ideas to be used. It can also affect the culture and atmosphere within the management of an office. People may be worried that they will be next to be downsized. The atmosphere may be more stressful. Flat structures facilitate a greater level of communication between employees and management. They tend to be more democratic and offer a greater level of innovation. The flat structure revolves around qualified and competent staff. Fully engaged, skilled work groups leads to happier workers and lower turnover.

Answer 7) The act or process of centralizing, or the state of being centralized; the act or process of combining or reducing several parts into a whole; as, the centralization of power in the general government; the centralization of commerce in a city. Centralization means minimum autonomy and maximum restrictions on operations of subunits of the organization.The extent to which authority is delegated to lower management levels. Delegation of decision-making to the subunits of an organization. It is a matter of degree. The lower the level where decisions are made, the greater is the decentralization. Decentralization is most effective in organizations where subunits are autonomous and costs and profits can be independently measured.Advantages (Centralization)

1) Consistent policies, greater control and standardized procedures

2) Quicker decision making

3) Branches are identical, so customer knows what to expect

4) Tight financial controlAdvantages (Decentralization)

1) Empower local managers

2)Local knowledgemay benefit sales and promotions targetted more effectively

3) Reduces day to day communication with head office

4) Business is more flexible as it is able to sensecustomer demandsfaster

5) Improved motivation and performance

For every organization, small or big, delegation is essential. Managers and supervisors at all levels can lessen their burden by delegating authority. Ability of sub-ordinates increases as they are given some responsibility. Delegation of authority reduces the work load. Hence work is done very quickly and efficiently. Delegation of authority helps trained sub-ordinates also.

Pros and Cons of Mobilinks Organizational Structure:

The Organizational Chart of Mobilink comprises of tall organizational structure. The pros of this structure lie in clarity and managerial control. The narrow span of control allows for close supervision of employees. It provides clear, distinct layers with obvious lines of responsibility and control and a clear promotion structure. Challenges begin when a structure gets too tall. Communication begins to take too long to travel through all the levels. These communication problems hamper decision-making and hinder progress.

Employee motivation has got a lot to do with this structure like it have many layers through which employees have chances to advance their careers, but may become frustrated at their relative lack of influence at lower levels within the company. Another factor that this organization has to take care most is flexibility to take decisions. Because one advantage aflat organizational structurehas over a tall one is the level of flexibility. Decisions can often be made and carried out more quickly in flat structures because there are few layers of communication between the employees doing the work and those making the decisions. Therefore, directives and feedback can be communicated more quickly to allow for necessary changes.

The reasons why we will prefer this tall organization of Mobilink over other flat structure is because of the following.

1. The quality of performance will improve due to close supervision.2. Discipline will improve.3. Superior - Subordinate relations will improve.4. Control and Supervision will become easy and convenient.5. The manager gets more time to plan and organize the future activities.6. The efforts of subordinates can be easily coordinated.7. It encourages development of staff.8. There ismutual trustbetween superior and subordinates.9. there is less pressure on managers because they have only few subordinates to supervise