Based off my past experience on how group projects tend to go for classes here, I would say that I am used to the Matrix form that Dr. Simon used and would probably prefer it over the others. For one thing, the smaller group of people in the same “division” (students in this case), make it easier to get in touch with each other since most of us are going to be in a select few places throughout the day doing work for classes, so it would not be that hard to meet up or get in contact. At the same time, everyone is also very independent and plays to their strengths and they all put in their best effort because they’re all focused on the end goal, which is a stellar grade. While this gives project managers more of a leadership position since they can instruct the team members what to do, they also have a more relaxed time since the members already know what they’re best at for the project and will work on that and will also be reaching out to other members about their parts if they need any clarification. It’s taking the best of both of the other two organizations and melding them together.