An Organization's Foundation Can Be Broken into Three Key Elements

question 156

Multiple Choice

An organization's foundation can be broken into three key elements:

• A) products, services, and ideas.
• B) business definition, long-term goals, and short-term objectives.
• C) board of directors, top management, and stakeholders.
• D) corporate-level strategies, SBU-level strategies, and functional-level strategies.
• E) core values, mission or vision, and organizational culture.

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Definitions:

Gender

The variety of traits that distinguish between male and female identities, typically influenced more by societal and cultural distinctions than by biological factors.

Women of Color

A term used to describe females of non-white racial or ethnic backgrounds, often highlighting their experiences and struggles with racism and sexism.

Second Wave

Refers to the second wave of the feminist movement, which took place during the 1960s to 1980s, focusing on issues such as equality in the workplace, reproductive rights, and legal inequalities.

Feminist Activists

Individuals who advocate for and work towards equal rights and opportunities for women, often focusing on issues such as gender equality, reproductive rights, and combating gender-based violence.