Failure to Consider Value Implications at All Levels Can Lead

question 49

Multiple Choice

Failure to consider value implications at all levels can lead to:

• A) a value proposition that is counterproductive.
• B) a value proposition that may not deliver the value that is anticipated.
• C) a value proposition that duplicates efforts in the organization.
• D) both A & B.
• E) both B & C.

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Definitions:

Threaten

To express intention to cause harm or take adverse action against someone in order to induce them to do or abstain from doing something.

Affirmative Action Programs

Policies designed to increase the employment opportunities for minorities and other underrepresented groups by taking positive steps to hire them.

Protected Groups

Categories of people who are legally shielded from discrimination on the basis of characteristics such as race, gender, age, or disability.

Relevant Labor Market

The area from which employers attract employees or the job categories from which employees are hired, considering factors like geography and skillset.