What Does Mintzberg's Research Suggest About Intuition and Managerial Roles

question 43

Multiple Choice

What does Mintzberg's research suggest about intuition and managerial roles?

• A) Intuition has not been shown to be very effective as an antidote to over analysis.
• B) Managers rarely use intuition.
• C) Managers make judgments based on hunches.
• D) In most cases managers use a systematic step-by-step approach to decision making.

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