A Manager's Job in a Networked Organisation Is Different in That

question 37

Multiple Choice

A manager's job in a networked organisation is different in that:

• A)different techniques are required to those used in face-to-face situations.
• B)it is important to bring people working off-site to one physical location on a regular basis.
• C)accountability for people who work off-site is exactly the same as those working in the same building.
• D)it is impossible to make collaborative decisions online,so managers must make these decisions on their own.

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Definitions:

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