Regarding Out-Of-The-Loop Employees, Which of the Following Is One of Edmondson's

question 10

Multiple Choice

Regarding out-of-the-loop employees, which of the following is one of Edmondson's "Four Tactics for Reframing" that helps people reframe their purpose on a team?

• A) Tell yourself that the project is similar to other projects you've already done, and bring your knowledge to the service of others on the team with less project experience.
• B) See yourself as vitally important to a successful outcome, and to achieve the goal, you need the willing participation of others on your team.
• C) See others as less important than yourself to the successful outcome of the projects, and work to provide the critical pieces of the solution to make up for the shortcomings of others.
• D) Be selective about the information you share with others on the team.

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Definitions:

Offer

A proposal by one party to another regarding a potential contract, indicating a willingness to enter into an agreement under specified terms.

Mailbox Rule

A legal principle that considers a contract offer as accepted once the acceptance has been placed in the mailbox for return, even if it has not yet been received by the offeror.

Acceptance

In contract law, refers to the expression by the offeree to agree to the terms of an offer, resulting in a binding contract.

Offer

A proposal by one party to form a contract, which becomes binding if accepted by the party to whom it's made.