The Supervisor's Role in Achieving Quality Is To

question 29

Multiple Choice

The supervisor's role in achieving quality is to:

• A) let employees know that mediocre quality is acceptable.
• B) exclude workers in achieving and controlling quality.
• C) make sure projects are completed as individual activities.
• D) provide feedback regarding recommendations and solutions.

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