Changing Organizational Culture (Scenario)Mary has been asked by the company president to change the organizational culture to reflect the company's new organizational goals. As executive vice president, she certainly understands the goals, but is really not sure that she understands what to do about the culture.Which of the following would make Mary realize that the company has a strong culture?
A. values are limited to the top management
B. culture sends contradictory messages about what is important
C. most employees are aware of company history
D. shared values and behaviors are not connected
Answer: C
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