Although Many Companies in the U

question 139

Multiple Choice

Although many companies in the U.S.have adopted team-based management that is very successful in Japan,U.S.managers and employees often have difficulty working in teams.This may be because:

• A)Japanese managers are generally superior in motivating their employees
• B)the U.S.employees are not comfortable with uncertainty
• C)the Japanese have lower power distance and are more egalitarian
• D)the U.S.employees are more individualistic

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Prevalence Rates

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Gender-Biased Criteria

Standards or guidelines that unfairly discriminate against a particular gender, often leading to inequitable outcomes or treatments.

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Overlap

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