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 __________ type of culture, according to the competing values model.
A) a group
B) a hierarchical
C) a rational
D) an adhocracy
E) a values-oriented

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The rational culture is externally oriented and focused on control. Its primary objectives are productivity, planning, and efficiency, with members being motivated by rewards.

If an Organization's Culture Is Externally Oriented and Focused on Control