Managers in Global Organizations Recognize That Some Motivators Are Universal;

question 43

Multiple Choice

Managers in global organizations recognize that some motivators are universal; that is, they work no matter what the culture. Other motivators differ by culture. Which of the following is not a universal motivator?

• A) participation
• B) interesting work
• C) pay
• D) achievement
• E) growth

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