'Rose Ltd' is manufacturing - Textiles, Cosmetics and Kitchenware items. The company has recruited all female freshers directly from a Management Institute located in the city. Each product is headed by different female manager. Ms Pooja is looking after Textile. She believes in decentralisation and takes decisions regarding different work by consulting her subordinates. Ms. Mona, head of Cosmetics, takes little interest in managerial functions and the subordinates are left on their own.
Ms Anu is heading Kitchenware items. She has kept all the authority in her own hands and makes employees perform the work exactly as per her orders.
1. Which kind of organisational structure has the company adopted?
2. State the specific source of recruitment used by the company.
3. Identify the leadership styles practised by the 3 heads.
4. State any one value adopted by the company.

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1. Divisional structure
2. Campus recruitment
3. Democratic, Free rein, Authoritative
4. Providing employment opportunities to females.

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1. Divisional structure 2. Campus recruitment 3. Democratic, Free rein, Authoritative 4. Providing employment opportunities to females.

1. Divisional structure
2. Campus recruitment
3. Democratic, Free rein, Authoritative
4. Providing employment opportunities to females.