The Multiplier Effect States That a Manager's Influence on the Organization

question 64

Multiple Choice

The multiplier effect states that a manager's influence on the organization

• A) has implications far beyond the results that can be achieved by one person acting alone.
• B) is felt repeatedly for many days.
• C) can have great and continual cost implications.
• D) also results in large consequences for employees' families.
• E) can result in many types of company diversity.

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Definitions:

Insider Trading

The illegal practice of trading on the stock exchange to one's own advantage through having access to confidential information.

Consultative Management

A leadership approach where managers seek input and feedback from their team before making decisions, promoting a collaborative work environment.

Organizational Structure

The system outlining how activities are directed in order to achieve an organization's goals, defining roles, responsibilities, and the flow of information within the organization.

Company's Performance

An assessment of a company's ability to achieve its business objectives and goals, often measured by financial indicators such as revenue, profit margins, and market share.