Managers Can Sometimes Perceive They Are Dealing with "Problem" Employees

question 22

Multiple Choice

Managers can sometimes perceive they are dealing with "problem" employees when,in fact,

• A) cultural similarities are too great to notice any real differences.
• B) the employees do not speak English.
• C) cultural differences are influencing the work situation.
• D) the employees are underpaid.

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Definitions:

Involvement

The degree of interest and engagement that an individual or group has in a particular activity or situation.

Social Life

The part of an individual's time that is spent engaging with others in the community or society, participating in social activities, and building relationships.

Opportunity Structure

An environment in which an individual has opportunities to enact a role, which usually requires the assistance of those in complementary roles.

Learning Structure

An environment in which an individual can learn the information and skills required to enact a role.