Organizational Stories Are Most Effective at Communicating Organizational Culture

question 123

Multiple Choice

Organizational stories are most effective at communicating organizational culture:

• A) never; organizational stories always misrepresent the organization's true culture.
• B) only when they are told by senior executives to the public.
• C) when they describe real people and are assumed to be true.
• D) when they are descriptive rather than prescriptive.
• E) when they are known only by senior executives.

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