Variation in Values Among People Has Little, If Any, Impact

question 63

True/False

Variation in values among people has little, if any, impact on differences in people's interpretations of behaviour as being ethical or unethical in a given situation.

Comprehend the principle that 'authority should equal responsibility' in delegation and its significance in organisational structure.

Analyse the impact of differentiation and integration in organisational design and functionality.

Recognise the importance of aligning organisational design with strategic orientation, objectives, and environmental uncertainty.

Assess the role of formal and informal structures in organisational design and management.

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