When Managers Consider the Impact of a Change on the Culture

question 78

Multiple Choice

When managers consider the impact of a change on the culture, the dominant coalition, and the people, tasks, and structure of the organization, they are more likely to be successful because they have

• A) taken a holistic view.
• B) secured top management support.
• C) considered international issues.
• D) started small.
• E) encouraged participation.

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