As Described in Your Book, "Inverting the Pyramid" Refers To

question 32

Multiple Choice

As described in your book, "inverting the pyramid" refers to:

• A) The type of groupthink that usually occurs when people are more concerned with pleasing organizational leaders than serving clients.
• B) People's frustrated reaction when they feel they are not getting good service.
• C) A type of servant leadership in which clients and front-line personnel are at the top of the organizational hierarchy.

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