Reflecting Upon the Differences in Type J and Type a Work

question 199

Multiple Choice

Reflecting upon the differences in Type J and Type A work environments, which of the following statements is fundamental to Type J?

• A) Type J environments fiercely protect the individual rights of workers.
• B) Type J environments are only concerned about the employee functions at work.
• C) Type J, unlike Type A, environments believe in more prompt and expeditious promotion for employees.
• D) Type J, unlike Type A, environments embrace consensual decision making and have a concern for the employee's life at work and outside of work.

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Definitions:

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