Which statement is most accurate concerning decentralized staffing?
A) It carries risks that employees may be treated unequally or inconsistently.
B) It uses one individual or a computer to do the staffing.
C) The manager's role is that of making minor adjustments or providing input.
D) It provides good control for the organization.
A
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