What Defines an Insular, Inwardly Focused Culture

question 95

Multiple Choice

What defines an insular, inwardly focused culture?

• A)The firm never underestimates rivals because of their proven track record in defending challenges.
• B)The firm believes they have all the answers because of their past great market success and is thus overconfident.
• C)The firm's unflinching belief in the company's superiority breeds a champion's attitude and thus they thrive on doing better by adapting to fresh thinking from outside the company.
• D)The firm values their customers' opinions and fully understands their needs and expectations.
• E)The firm has a commitment to hiring young people who can offer fresh thinking and new perspectives.

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