At the Main Campus of a Large University,faculty Members Always

question 56

Multiple Choice

At the main campus of a large university,faculty members always refer to one another as "Dr.," wear suits,and guard their academic domains against one another.This leads to frequent name-calling and strenuous debates.Meanwhile,at the various branch campuses,faculty members call one another by their first names,dress casually,and support one another's scholarly efforts.This example illustrates the differences in __________ that can exist within an organization.

• A) supply chain communication
• B) autocratic buying center culture
• C) organizational culture
• D) business missions
• E) corporate social responsibility

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