One Analyst of the 2008 Global Financial Meltdown Claimed That

question 28

Multiple Choice

One analyst of the 2008 global financial meltdown claimed that the large investment companies had a criminogenic work environment-only a few employees were whistleblowers.How were whistleblowers able to take action?

• A) They did not adopt organizational norms.
• B) They possessed a guilty conscience.
• C) They did not want to go to jail.
• D) They possessed good character.

Understand the use of crisis management tools and their effectiveness.

Grasp how emotionally and functionally positioned brands differently affect consumer backlash during crises.

Acknowledge the potential strategic purpose behind manufacturing crises for brand strengthening.

Understand the main components and functions of a computer system.

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Definitions:

Contracts Out

The process of outsourcing tasks or jobs to external contractors or businesses instead of handling them internally.

Conflicting Loyalties

Situations where an individual's allegiance to different groups or individuals leads to ethical dilemmas or complications.

Group Dynamics

The examination of psychological processes and behaviors that occur within or among social groups.

Team Management

The process of leading a group towards achieving a common goal through planning, organizing, and controlling resources.