Over Concern with Avoiding Errors Stifles Initiative, and Encourages Employees

question 42

True/False

Over concern with avoiding errors stifles initiative, and encourages employees to postpone decisions or avoid making them altogether.

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Definitions:

Whiskey Rebellion

A tax protest in the United States in the 1790s, the first major challenge to the new government's authority, showing federal power by quelling the rebellion.

Federalists

A political group in the late 18th century United States that supported a strong federal government and the ratification of the Constitution.

Ordinary Citizenry

The general population or average individuals within a society, excluding the elite or specialized groups.

Slave Artisans

refer to enslaved individuals who were skilled in trades or crafts such as carpentry, blacksmithing, or tailoring, and were often used by slave owners to perform specialized work.