Traditional management styles are characterized by all of the following except:
A) Low workforce turnover and lifetime employment
B) Democratic decision-making and bottom-up communications
C) Individual progressions up the corporate hierarchy determined by seniority and loyalty
D) Stable and uncompetitive markets

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Traditional management styles are typically characterized by top-down decision-making rather than democratic or bottom-up communications. This means that decisions are usually made by senior management and then communicated down to lower-level employees, rather than involving employees in the decision-making process.

Traditional Management Styles Are Characterized by All of the Following