A) He published performance data on his public blog.
B) He implemented a business model in which all department heads had the same financial goals.
C) He downsized the company.
D) He implemented a decentralized organizational structure.
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A) It is a completely irrational process.
B) From a management perspective, it is easy to implement.
C) From a management perspective, it is seen as problematic.
D) It is a process that lacks creativity.
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A) The processes for relocating resources
B) Strategic changes
C) Minor problems
D) The processes for cutting costs
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A) It results in the easy access to the change literature.
B) It encourages the search for creative solutions.
C) It overcomes the issue of fragmented advice.
D) It provides solutions that are agreed upon by all the experts.
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A) They are based on quantitative and statistical research methods.
B) They have a narrow frame of reference.
C) They lack the ability to express complexity within a coherent sequence of events.
D) They expose the nature and significance of the causal factors acting on events.
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A) "high-low" pricing strategy
B) quantity-based pricing strategy
C) premium pricing strategy
D) value-based pricing strategy
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A) It occurs only in organizations with rules-based, top-down management.
B) It refers to implementing changes.
C) It automatically follows the process of identifying lessons after a crisis.
D) It occurs only when change is a solo performance.
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A) Improving efficiencies
B) Changing the way in which business transactions are conducted
C) Dramatically redrawing organization and sector boundaries
D) Relocating resources
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A) They are usually easier to implement than deep changes.
B) They are more challenging than shallow changes.
C) When assessing the depth of change, they fall in the middle of the scale.
D) When assessing the depth of change, they are at the bottom of the scale.
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A) All the literature on change share the same perspective.
B) Recent work has made previous commentary irrelevant.
C) The literature on change lacks variety in terms of methodologies.
D) The concepts that are used range in scale.
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A) Identifying new ways of doing business
B) Resolving an organization's minor problems
C) Cutting costs
D) Improving efficiencies
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A) A casual management style
B) A bureaucratic management style
C) A top-down management style
D) A rules-based management style
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A) He ensured that there were no job cuts.
B) He shared with all staff the full scale of the financial difficulties.
C) He promoted silo working within the organization.
D) He encouraged the different departments to focus exclusively on their own profitability.
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A) Minor changes are less valuable.
B) The importance of minor changes is overstated in organizations.
C) The implementation of minor changes is relatively expensive.
D) Shallower changes can facilitate and complement the deeper initiatives.
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