Competing Organizational Goals Often Make Success a Challenge

Competing organizational goals often make success a challenge. Consider that you are the owner of an eco-friendly hybrid automobile battery plant. What is an example of a situation in which the respective goals of the organization present a complex challenge to an interest group?

A) A business competitor moves within a 50-mile radius of your location.
B) You want to increase production of batteries by requiring extended work hours, and employees threaten to strike.
C) Online sales increase during the summer months, and seasonal workers are hired.
D) Local government passes legislation to defer waste and recycling costs for environmentally friendly businesses.