In the Twenty-First Century, an Organization's Ability to Create Something

question 96

Multiple Choice

In the twenty-first century, an organization's ability to create something of value for customers is most dependent on:

• A) its connections with foreign markets.
• B) the technical skills of its associates.
• C) the intellect and creativity of its associates.
• D) its location in relation to needed materials.
• E) the sophistication of its information systems.

---

Definitions:

Play

Engaging in activities for enjoyment and recreation rather than a serious or practical purpose.

Minimalist Performance

An approach to performance focused on simplicity, using minimal resources or elements to achieve the intended effect.

In the Zone

A mental state of deep focus and optimal performance, where an individual is fully immersed in an activity with a high level of concentration and efficiency.

Losing Yourself

The experience of losing one's identity, interests, or unique qualities, often by trying too hard to fit in or meet the expectations of others.