In the Making Ethical Decisions box, which statement best expresses the theme of the discussion?

Multiple Choice

The corporate culture you create as you begin your service will last a long time. Your workers will adopt your values.

In the beginning, company procedures that require value judgments are often too costly$.$ As the business grows, the owner can add ethical procedures to each job.

The only way to be profitable is to avoid risk. If new safety equipment becomes available that is applicable to your business, even if it slows productivity, you should adopt it$.$

The principles of organization state that the only company objective is to gain profits for the owner$($s$)$ or stockholders. If your competitors are cutting corners with safety regulation you should consider the same.

What is a key problem with matrix organizations?

Multiple Choice

Managers have limited flexibility in assigning people to projects.

They discourage cooperation and teamwork between departments.

The project teams are temporary.

They inhibit creative problem solving.