A World-Class Organization

question 4

Multiple Choice

A world-class organization

• A) merely strives for improvement.
• B) applies the best and latest knowledge and ideas.
• C) primarily focuses on producing goods at the lowest cost possible.
• D) focuses on competition instead of profits.
• E) exemplifies a bureaucratic organizational structure.

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