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What is the main difference between authority and responsibility?
What is the main difference between authority and responsibility?
- Authority is the obligation to complete tasks, while responsibility is the power to make decisions.
- Authority is being accountable for decisions, while responsibility is the power to delegate tasks.
- Authority is the right to give orders, while responsibility is being answerable for the outcome. (correct)
- Authority is the ability to supervise, while responsibility is the duty to follow orders.
What is the central concept in delegation of authority?
What is the central concept in delegation of authority?
- Control
- Accountability (correct)
- Communication
- Autonomy
Which model is often used for managing planned change in organizations?
Which model is often used for managing planned change in organizations?
- Kaizen Model
- ADKAR Model (correct)
- Agile Model
- Six Sigma Model
How does automation differ from mechanization?
How does automation differ from mechanization?
What is a key factor in overcoming resistance to change?
What is a key factor in overcoming resistance to change?
In the context of management, what does decentralization of authority primarily involve?
In the context of management, what does decentralization of authority primarily involve?
What is the primary purpose of conducting a SWOT analysis in a business environment?
What is the primary purpose of conducting a SWOT analysis in a business environment?
Which of the following best describes the concept of Intrapreneurship?
Which of the following best describes the concept of Intrapreneurship?
What are the main factors that affect Entrepreneurship?
What are the main factors that affect Entrepreneurship?
What distinguishes Business Risks from Business Failure?
What distinguishes Business Risks from Business Failure?
In the context of Entrepreneurship, what does the term 'Enterprise' typically refer to?
In the context of Entrepreneurship, what does the term 'Enterprise' typically refer to?
Which analysis technique involves examining factors like Political, Economic, Social, Technological, Legal, and Environmental influences?
Which analysis technique involves examining factors like Political, Economic, Social, Technological, Legal, and Environmental influences?
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