A Principal Ordinarily Does Not Have Liability to Third Parties

question 11

True/False

A principal ordinarily does not have liability to third parties for contracts made within the actual or the apparent scope of an agent's authority. ​

Identify the sources of a leader's power including position power and its situational aspects.

Comprehend the significance of both upward and lateral influence for a leader in securing benefits and resources, and effectively representing team interests.

Acknowledge the impact of external constraints such as labor laws on leadership decisions and actions.

Appreciate the role of task and external behaviors in ensuring coordination within and outside the leader's work unit.

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