The Characteristics of a Strong-Culture Company Include All of the Following

question 45

Multiple Choice

The characteristics of a strong-culture company include all of the following EXCEPT

• A)deeply rooted values and operating approaches that "regulate" the conduct of a company's business and the climate of its workplace.
• B)strong managerial commitment to display company values and principles in their own actions and behavior.
• C)dedicated efforts on the part of management to communicating values and business principles to organization members and explaining how they relate to the company's business environment.
• D)ingrained shared values and business principles guide management in making decisions.
• E)co-worker peer pressure to challenge cultural norms.

Grasp Hobbes' views on human motivation and the pursuit of power.

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Evaluate the impact of Enlightenment thinking on notions of human agency and social order.

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Definitions:

Verbal Communication

The process of expressing ideas and conveying messages through spoken words to another individual or group.

Assumptions

Beliefs or statements taken to be true without requiring empirical evidence.

Reality

The state of things as they actually exist, as opposed to how they may appear or may be thought to be.

Oral Communication

The process of expressing information or ideas through spoken words.