The Primary Goal of the Separation of Duties Is

question 84

Multiple Choice

The primary goal of the separation of duties is

• A)to provide greater training to employees by allowing them to work on different tasks.
• B)to make sure that one person,acting alone,cannot defraud the company.
• C)to ensure that no one in management accumulates too much organizational power and control.
• D)to provide clear promotion tracks within one's discipline.
• E)to provide a work environment where no one person is overloaded with work or does so many things that he or she becomes indispensable to the company.