Which of the following is a disadvantage of sequential-time thinking?
A) It pushes a person into a never-ending race with time that waits for no one.
B) It overemphasizes social relationships at the cost of the efficiency of a system.
C) It leads to burnout as people are expected to multitask extensively.
D) It leads people into thinking that performance is about who can provide the humblest deference.
E) It holds people in senior positions in high regard, encouraging a culture of deference.
Question 2
In which of the following situations is BlueGreen most likely to use operational procedures?
A) The marketing department is considering entering a new market segment and is trying to discover the best way to target this segment.
B) BlueGreen wants to introduce its new employees to the organizational culture and and help them adjust to it.
C) A week of extreme weather conditions forced BlueGreen to change its distribution routes to ensure that all its products reached retailers.
D) Market surveys have revealed a shift in customer preferences and BlueGreen must tweak its product offerings to cater to these preferences.
E) In order to obtain a higher level of certification, BlueGreen needs to standardize its production and distribution processes.
Meal Time
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