Which of the Following Statements Is False About Changing an Organization's

question 116

Multiple Choice

Which of the following statements is false about changing an organization's culture?

• A) Managers should try to keep some aspects of the old culture.
• B) All employees will accept culture change.
• C) The change effort can focus on many aspects of the culture, such as values and symbols.
• D) Managers should find moments that are right for culture change instead of changing culture haphazardly.

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