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justinmsk

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When a supervisor helps an employee to adjust to team norms, expectations and values, he or she is ensuring that the employee is
 
  (a) accommodated, (b) acclimated, (c) acculturated, (d) accredited.

Question 2

A major purpose of a cross-functional team is to get workers from different specialties to
 
  a. blend their talents toward accomplishing a task.
  b. have more fun while performing a task.
  c. overcome their conflict.
   d. arrive at a unanimous decision.



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Answer to Question 1

c

Answer to Question 2

a



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