How would someone who values friendship above all else make different decisions than someone who thinks work is the most important value? Question 10Select one: a. It would depend on the decision though work will most often take priority b. Most people will – and should - value both friendship and work equally. c. The person who values friends would prioritize them when schedule conflicts arose. d. The person who values work will very likely not have any friends or important relationships.

How would someone who values friendship above all else make different decisions than someone who thinks work is the most important value? Question 10Select one: a. It would depend on the decision though work will most often take priority b. Most people will – and should - value both friendship and work equally. c. The person who values friends would prioritize them when schedule conflicts arose. d. The person who values work will very likely not have any friends or important relationships.

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ISBN:9781305969308

Author:Richard L. Daft

Publisher:Richard L. Daft

Chapter15: Leadership

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