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Quiz 2: The External Environment and Organizational Culture
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Question 101
Multiple Choice
The set of important assumptions about the organization and its goals and practices that members of the company share is called
Question 102
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As environmental uncertainty increases,managers must develop techniques and methods for collecting,sorting through,and interpreting information about the environment.Discuss four of these methods explaining when and why each would be used.
Question 103
Essay
List actions and attitudes that mean excellent customer service.Illustrate each from your own experiences as either a customer or a service provider.
Question 104
Essay
Differentiate between unattractive and attractive competitive environments,using Porter's Model of the competitive environment and give an example for each situation.
Question 105
Essay
Summarize the four different approaches that organizations can take in adapting to environmental uncertainty.
Question 106
Essay
To respond to their environment,managers and companies have a number of options,which can be grouped into three categories.Describe each category.
Question 107
Multiple Choice
If an organization's culture is internally oriented,flexible and tends to be based on the values and norms associated with affiliation,it could best be described as a _______ type of culture.
Question 108
Multiple Choice
The two dimensions upon which the competing-values model of culture is defined are
Question 109
Multiple Choice
If an organization's culture is externally oriented and focused on control with its primary objectives as productivity,planning and efficiency,it could best be described as a __________ type of culture.
Question 110
Multiple Choice
The five-by-eight inch card with one rule on it-"Use good judgment in all situations"-that employees at Nordstrom receive as the employee handbook tells the employees a great deal about their company's