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Organization Culture Quiz
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True or False: Corporate culture and organizational culture are two terms describing essentially the same thing.
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How does one learn corporate culture?
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What are four obstacles that keep managers from working and living their personal values?
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What are the five things that culture implies or emphasizes? (select those that apply)
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Leaders’ values communicate what is important and how members of an organization should... (chose all that are correct). Show answer choices Feedback
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True or False: It is important for leaders to impose their values on followers
for everything to work well in an organization.
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