Employees Probably Should Not Make the Decision Alone (Without the Manager's

question 69

Multiple Choice

Employees probably should not make the decision alone (without the manager's involvement) when:

• A)their goals and norms conflict with the organization's objectives.
• B)they lack commitment to decisions made by the boss alone.
• C)they possess more knowledge than the manager.
• D)employees are likely to disagree with each other regarding the preferred solution.
• E)the problem calls for a nonprogrammed decision.

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