Compared with Ineffective Managers, Those Who Are Effective Are More

question 53

Multiple Choice

Compared with ineffective managers, those who are effective are more likely to

• A) use informal, unstructured interviews when selecting new employees.
• B) exercise a directive management style for achieving organizational goals.
• C) celebrate employee productivity by providing them with recognition and rewards.
• D) do all of these things.

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