A Problem with Obtaining Information About Employment Settings from Questionnaires

question 45

Multiple Choice

A problem with obtaining information about employment settings from questionnaires is that

• A)returned questionnaires may not be a representative sample of the employees.
• B)employees tend not to report critical incidents.
• C)questionnaire studies are too expensive.
• D)questionnaires cannot be structured to allow employees to express their opinions.

Differentiate between global mindset and market savvy in the context of global leadership.

Identify location-related competencies essential for global leadership.

Understand the role of corporate vision in achieving a sustainable competitive advantage.

Assess the role and importance of flexibility in global leadership.

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