In Which of the Following Ways Do Service Organisations Differ

question 42

Multiple Choice

In which of the following ways do service organisations differ from manufacturing organisations?

• A) In service organisations, the customer is directly involved in the production process..
• B) In service organisations, employees are generally more satisfied.
• C) In manufacturing organisations, the manufactured product cannot be placed in inventory.
• D) In manufacturing organisations, the customer is directly involved in the production process
• E) In service organisations, the final product can be stored in inventory.

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