What are the two main factors that determine personality?
Nature and nurture.
What are the Big Five personality traits?
Openness, Conscientiousness, Extraversion, Agreeableness, Neuroticism.
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Nature vs. Nurture in Personality Development

What are the two main factors that determine personality?

Nature and nurture.

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The Big Five Personality Traits

What are the Big Five personality traits?

Openness, Conscientiousness, Extraversion, Agreeableness, Neuroticism.

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Impact of Personality on Organizational Behavior

How do the Big Five personality traits impact behavior in organizations?

They help in understanding employee behavior and dynamics.

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Other Relevant Personality Traits in Organizations

What is the significance of other personality traits beyond the Big Five in organizations?

They also influence employees' behaviors.

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Values and Their Role in Organizations

What role do values play in organizations?

They guide behavior and decision-making within the organization.

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Nature vs. Nurture in Personality Development

What are individual differences in the context of personality?

Variations in characteristics and traits that distinguish one person from another.

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Impact of Personality on Organizational Behavior

How do personality traits influence behavior?

They shape how individuals respond to situations and interact with others.

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Personality Determinants: Heredity and Environment

What role does heredity play in personality development?

Genetic factors contribute to the formation of personality traits.

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Personality Determinants: Heredity and Environment

What is the significance of environmental factors in personality?

They influence the development and expression of personality traits.

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Understanding Abilities in Job Performance

What types of abilities are important for job performance?

Different kinds of abilities specific to job requirements.

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Nature vs. Nurture in Personality Development

What determines personality according to the learning objectives?

Both nature and nurture.

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The Big Five Personality Traits

Why is the Big Five considered more scientifically robust than MBTI?

It has extensive empirical support, making it a preferred tool in academic research.

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Myers-Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI)

What does the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI) assess?

Personality types based on four dichotomies.

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Personality Assessment and Measurement

What percentage of HR professionals use personality tests for middle-management positions?

28%.

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Impact of Personality on Organizational Behavior

Why might introverts struggle in a co-working office?

They may find the social environment overwhelming and distracting.

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Nature vs. Nurture in Personality Development

What does personality encompass in terms of psychological development?

The growth and development of a person’s whole psychological system.

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Understanding Abilities in Job Performance

What does emotional intelligence involve?

Use of emotion, managing own and others’ emotions, perceiving emotion, and regulating emotion.

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Attraction-Selection-Attrition (ASA) Framework

What is the first component of the ASA Framework?

Attraction, where individuals with similar personalities are drawn to an organization.

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Impact of Personality on Organizational Behavior

How do the Big Five personality traits impact behavior in organizations?

They help in understanding employee behavior and dynamics.

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Other Relevant Personality Traits in Organizations

Why are other personality traits important in organizations?

They influence employees' behaviors in addition to the Big Five.

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Myers-Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI)

What percentage of Fortune 100 companies use MBTI?

88 of the Fortune 100 companies.

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Personality Assessment and Measurement

What cultural aspect can affect personality tests?

Cultural factors.

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The Big Five Personality Traits

What does Agreeableness measure in the Big Five Model?

It captures the distinction between individuals who get along well with others and those who do not.

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Personality Determinants: Heredity and Environment

How does the environment influence personality?

Through experiences, culture, and social interactions.

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Myers-Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI)

What did the Team Type Session focus on?

Exploring team dynamics and interactions using MBTI Step II.

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The Big Five Personality Traits

How does agreeableness contribute to the workplace?

It improves conflict resolution and creates a supportive work atmosphere.

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Values and Their Role in Organizations

What does utilitarian value focus on?

The greatest good for the most people.

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Personality Assessment and Measurement

According to a 2017 report, what percentage of HR professionals use personality tests for executive roles?

32%.

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Understanding Abilities in Job Performance

What is the goal of the selection process in employee management?

To accurately match each employee to a job that capitalizes on their abilities.

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Understanding Abilities in Job Performance

What are the components of cognitive ability?

Verbal ability, numerical ability, reasoning ability, deductive ability, ability to see relationships, ability to remember, spatial ability, and perceptual ability.

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The Big Five Personality Traits

What are the Big Five personality traits?

Openness, Conscientiousness, Extraversion, Agreeableness, Neuroticism.

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Impact of Personality on Organizational Behavior

How does an individual interact with others in terms of personality?

An individual reacts to and interacts with others.

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Personality Determinants: Heredity and Environment

What role does aging play in personality?

It can lead to changes in personality traits over time.

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Values and Their Role in Organizations

How are values established?

Through accumulating life experiences.

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Other Relevant Personality Traits in Organizations

What is an External Locus of Control?

The belief that fate, luck, or outside forces are responsible for what happens to them.

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Personality Assessment and Measurement

Name a factor that can influence the results of personality tests.

Physical setting.

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Personality Assessment and Measurement

How can language impact personality assessments?

It can affect understanding and responses.

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Impact of Personality on Organizational Behavior

How can introverts be productive in a co-working space?

By finding quiet areas or using designated times for focused work.

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The Big Five Personality Traits

How does neuroticism relate to job performance?

It enhances job performance and reliability, correlating with higher productivity and goal achievement.

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The Big Five Personality Traits

What does Openness to Experience entail?

It involves being original, open to a wide variety of stimuli, having broad interests, and being willing to take risks.

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Myers-Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI)

What are the two options in the fourth dichotomy of MBTI?

Judging (J) or Perceiving (P).

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Attraction-Selection-Attrition (ASA) Framework

How does personality influence organizational dynamics according to the ASA Framework?

It shapes the attraction, selection, and retention of individuals within the organization.

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Values and Their Role in Organizations

What is the justice value in the workplace?

Fair and equitable decision-making.

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Impact of Personality on Organizational Behavior

Why do companies use personality tests in hiring?

To ensure hired employees fit well with the company’s culture.

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Understanding Abilities in Job Performance

How can job-appropriate training impact employees?

It is effective in increasing employees’ skills, abilities, and job performance.

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Myers-Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI)

What age group does Deliveroo's average employee belong to?

27-28 years old.

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Attraction-Selection-Attrition (ASA) Framework

What does the Attraction-Selection-Attrition (ASA) Framework propose?

It proposes how personality determines the nature of whole organizations.

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Personality Assessment and Measurement

What role do mood and emotion play in personality testing?

They can influence responses and results.

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Impact of Personality on Organizational Behavior

What are two roles of personality in organizational behavior (OB)?

Work outcomes and the process of hiring the right person to the right position.

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Nature vs. Nurture in Personality Development

What are the two main factors that determine personality?

Nature and nurture.

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The Big Five Personality Traits

What are the Big Five personality traits?

Openness, Conscientiousness, Extraversion, Agreeableness, Neuroticism.

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Values and Their Role in Organizations

What role do values play in organizations?

They guide behavior and decision-making within the organization.

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Myers-Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI)

How does MBTI assist individuals in their careers?

It helps identify career paths that align with their personality types, aiding in long-term career satisfaction.

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The Big Five Personality Traits

What are the Big Five personality traits?

They are traits that help in understanding behavior in organizations.

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Other Relevant Personality Traits in Organizations

What defines an Internal Locus of Control?

The belief that ability, effort, or their own actions determine what happens to them.

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Impact of Personality on Organizational Behavior

What advantage do extroverts have in collaborative settings?

They are generally more comfortable engaging with others and sharing ideas.

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Myers-Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI)

What challenges did Deliveroo face due to its young workforce?

Team efficiency, cohesion, and collaboration issues due to rapid team changes and high turnover.

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The Big Five Personality Traits

What is Conscientiousness in the context of the Big Five Model?

It describes the extent to which an individual is careful, scrupulous, and persevering.

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The Big Five Personality Traits

What are the Big Five personality traits?

A set of five traits that help in understanding behavior in organizations.

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Personality Assessment and Measurement

Are personality tests always accurate in forecasting candidates?

No, they are not always accurate.

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Values and Their Role in Organizations

What role do values play in organizations?

Values influence organizational behavior and culture.

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Values and Their Role in Organizations

What does masculinity vs. femininity measure?

The distribution of emotional roles between genders.

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The Big Five Personality Traits

What does Extraversion in the Big Five Model of Personality indicate?

It predisposes individuals to experience positive emotional states and feel good about themselves and the world around them.

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Understanding Abilities in Job Performance

What should one understand about abilities in job performance?

Different kinds of abilities are necessary to perform jobs.

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Myers-Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI)

What are the two options in the first dichotomy of MBTI?

Extroverted (E) or Introverted (I).

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Personality Determinants: Heredity and Environment

What does heredity refer to in personality development?

The traits and characteristics a person is born with.

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Other Relevant Personality Traits in Organizations

What are the feelings associated with high self-esteem?

Feeling capable, confident, and worthy.

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The Big Five Personality Traits

What is the effect of conscientiousness on teamwork?

It facilitates teamwork and collaborative efforts, improving conflict resolution.

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Understanding Abilities in Job Performance

What types of abilities are important for job performance?

Different kinds of abilities specific to job requirements.

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Values and Their Role in Organizations

What are values?

Beliefs that reflect what is most important to individuals.

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Values and Their Role in Organizations

Are values stable or changeable over time?

Values tend to be relatively stable.

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Understanding Abilities in Job Performance

What is the definition of ability?

The mental or physical capacity to do something.

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Other Relevant Personality Traits in Organizations

What characterizes high self-monitors?

They strive for socially acceptable behavior and are good at impression management.

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The Big Five Personality Traits

What role does extraversion play in the workplace?

It affects stress management and emotional resilience, influencing overall job satisfaction.

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Myers-Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI)

What are the two options in the second dichotomy of MBTI?

Sensing (S) or Intuitive (N).

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Personality Assessment and Measurement

How does prior experience with the test affect personality assessments?

It can lead to biased or skewed results.

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Values and Their Role in Organizations

What is an example of intrinsic work value?

Interesting work.

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Nature vs. Nurture in Personality Development

Can personality traits change over time?

Yes, they can evolve due to life experiences and environmental influences.

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Values and Their Role in Organizations

What does individualism vs. collectivism refer to?

The degree to which individuals are integrated into groups.

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Understanding Abilities in Job Performance

What is the first step in managing employee abilities?

Identify the tasks they want the employee to accomplish and the abilities needed for those tasks.

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Impact of Personality on Organizational Behavior

Who tends to be more productive in a co-working office environment?

Extroverts, as they thrive on social interactions.

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The Big Five Personality Traits

What characterizes individuals with high Neuroticism?

They tend to be nervous, anxious, depressed, and insecure, reflecting a tendency to experience negative emotional states.

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Personality Determinants: Heredity and Environment

What are the main determinants of personality?

Heredity, environment, and aging.

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Other Relevant Personality Traits in Organizations

How do low self-monitors behave?

They are guided by their own attitudes and beliefs and are not concerned with what others think.

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Myers-Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI)

What are the two options in the third dichotomy of MBTI?

Thinking (T) or Feeling (F).

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Other Relevant Personality Traits in Organizations

What is the significance of other personality traits beyond the Big Five in organizations?

They also influence employees' behaviors.

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Understanding Abilities in Job Performance

What types of abilities are important for job performance?

Different kinds of abilities tailored to specific job requirements.

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Impact of Personality on Organizational Behavior

How do the Big Five personality traits impact behavior in organizations?

They help in understanding employee behavior and dynamics.

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Values and Their Role in Organizations

What is the difference between long-term and short-term orientation?

Long-term orientation focuses on future rewards, while short-term orientation focuses on immediate results.

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Personality Assessment and Measurement

What percentage of Fortune 500 companies use personality tests for upper-level positions?

About 80%.

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Personality Assessment and Measurement

What are self-report surveys prone to?

Error and biased results.

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Other Relevant Personality Traits in Organizations

Why are other personality traits important in organizations?

They influence employees' behaviors in addition to the Big Five.

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Impact of Personality on Organizational Behavior

How do the Big Five traits impact leadership effectiveness?

They boost leadership effectiveness and team engagement.

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Values and Their Role in Organizations

What role do values play in organizations?

Values influence organizational behavior and culture.

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Nature vs. Nurture in Personality Development

What determines personality according to the learning objectives?

Both nature and nurture.

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Understanding Abilities in Job Performance

What is included in physical ability?

Motor skill and physical skill.

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Other Relevant Personality Traits in Organizations

What do people with low self-esteem experience?

Questionable self-worth, doubt, and apprehension about their ability to succeed.

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Myers-Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI)

How were MBTI findings applied in Deliveroo's case?

Linked to current team issues like communication and conflict management.

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Myers-Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI)

What was the result of implementing the MBTI framework at Deliveroo?

Significant improvement in team cohesion and retention, fostering understanding of individual differences.

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Values and Their Role in Organizations

What are moral rights values concerned with?

Human rights, including freedom and safety.

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Nature vs. Nurture in Personality Development

What are the two main factors that determine personality?

Nature and nurture.

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Personality Assessment and Measurement

How is personality most often described?

In terms of measurable traits that a person exhibits.

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Myers-Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI)

What was the first solution implemented to address Deliveroo's challenges?

MBTI Step I Training to improve self-awareness.

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Attraction-Selection-Attrition (ASA) Framework

What does the 'Selection' component of the ASA Framework refer to?

The process where individuals with similar personalities are hired by the organization.

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Attraction-Selection-Attrition (ASA) Framework

What happens during the 'Attrition' phase of the ASA Framework?

Individuals with different types of personalities tend to leave the organization.

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The Big Five Personality Traits

What benefits does openness bring to an organization?

It drives creativity and innovation, leading to greater adaptability in changing work environments.

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Other Relevant Personality Traits in Organizations

What is the significance of other personality traits beyond the Big Five in organizations?

They also influence employees' behaviors.

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Nature vs. Nurture in Personality Development

In your opinion, are personalities born or developed?

This is a subjective question; opinions may vary.

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Values and Their Role in Organizations

What does extrinsic work value include?

High pay and job benefits.

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Values and Their Role in Organizations

What cultural dimension contrasts power distance?

Hofstede vs. GLOBE.

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Understanding Abilities in Job Performance

What should one understand about abilities in job performance?

Different kinds of abilities are necessary to perform jobs.

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Values and Their Role in Organizations

What role do values play in organizations?

Values guide behavior and decision-making within the organization.

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Values and Their Role in Organizations

What does uncertainty avoidance indicate?

How cultures handle ambiguity and uncertainty.

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