All of the following acts are considered insubordination, whenever and wherever they occur, except
A)deliberate defiance of clearly-stated company policies, rules, regulations, and procedures.
B)strict adherence to the chain of command.
C)criticizing the boss in public.
D)flat-out disobedience of or refusal to obey the boss's orders, particularly in front of others.
E)direct disregard of the boss's authority.

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Strict adherence to the chain of command is not considered insubordination, as it follows a structured and hierarchical system of communication within the organization. The other choices involve disobedience, defiance or disregard for the boss's authority and are considered insubordination.

All of the Following Acts Are Considered Insubordination, Whenever and Wherever