Researchers studied what happened to the organizational identity of the Digital Equipment Corporation (DEC) after it was no longer a recognizable legal entity. They found that
a. former employees persisted in maintaining their DEC identity years later
b. former employees celebrated the demise of the corporation because they hated being forced to pretend to identify with the company
c. former employees developed a new DEC identity that was substantially different from the one that existed when DEC was still a legal entity
d. identification with the corporation faded within a year for most employees, and within two years for practically speaking all employees
a. former employees persisted in maintaining their DEC identity years later
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