The Side Street Effect Refers To

question 48

Multiple Choice

The side street effect refers to:

• A) the appearance of unexpected opportunities as one follows a plan.
• B) a corporate spin-off not sanctioned by the corporation.
• C) using corporate resources to pursue entrepreneurial activities.
• D) entrepreneurial ventures that are marginally successful but never experience significant growth.
• E) the lack of focus seen in many entrepreneurs.

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Definitions:

Positive Discipline Program

A strategy for managing employee behavior focusing on encouraging constructive behaviour through positive reinforcement rather than punishment.

Joint Discussion

A conversation or meeting involving two or more parties to talk over points of interest or challenges collaboratively.

Misconduct

Inappropriate or wrongful behavior by an employee contrary to workplace rules or standards.

Positive Discipline

A strategy focusing on positive reinforcement and problem-solving techniques to correct employee behavior instead of punishment.