Which of the Following Factors Differentiates Corporate Allegiance from Project

question 21

Multiple Choice

Which of the following factors differentiates corporate allegiance from project allegiance?​

• A)​In the case of corporate allegiance, keeping a group together is often a more important goal than project completion.
• B)​In the case of corporate allegiance, dividing tasks equally among employees is more important than task completion.
• C)​In the case of corporate allegiance, maintaining project deadlines is often more important than quality of work.
• D)​In the case of corporate allegiance, earning huge profits is more important than quality of service provided.

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