You Are an Employee in a Large Organization

question 39

Multiple Choice

You are an employee in a large organization. In this organization, there are two senior managers. The first of these mangers, Sadiq, prides himself on his ability to help his subordinates understand their roles in achieving company goals. He defines clear-cut steps for his subordinates to use in completing projects, and rewards them for using proven strategies. The second manager, Wasim, feels that his role should be to provide individualized consideration and intellectual stimulation. His approach encourages creative problem solving and the development of new ideas. Most of the workers believe that both leaders are well trained, but Wasim's employees remark that Wasim seems to have a special leadership quality that sets him apart from the other managers.
-In his role as manager, Wasim most likely exhibits all of the following characteristics except_______ .

• A) instilling pride
• B) treating each employee individually
• C) using symbols to focus efforts
• D) acting in his own best interests
• E) promoting careful problem solving

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Definitions:

Neoclassical Economists

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Behavioral Economists

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Neoclassical Theories

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