The ability to achieve multiple objectives at the same time is known as the
A) "Benefit of the also."
B) "Tyranny of the or."
C) "Call of the now."
D) "Genius of the and."
E) "Perfection of the two."

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The genius of the and, more academically termed organizational ambidexterity, refers to being able to achieve multiple objectives at the same time.

The Ability to Achieve Multiple Objectives at the Same Time