One Implication of Today's Flatter Corporate Structures Is That

question 88

Multiple Choice

One implication of today's flatter corporate structures is that

• A) employees are more likely to get a lateral transfer, before a promotion.
• B) firms are becoming less interested in hiring contingent workers.
• C) a greater number of workers are now classified as middle managers.
• D) workers are expecting more of their pay in the form of stock options.

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