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BCOR 2202 Quiz 3 Questions and Answers 100% Pass Sources of Competitive Advantage - There are many sources of competitive advantage including having the best-made or cheapest product, providing the best customer service, being more convenient to buy from, having shorter product development times, and having a well-known brand name. organizational culture - system of shared norms, values that guide members behaviors Artifacts - The physical manifestation of an organization's culture espoused values and norms - the preferred values and norms explicitly stated by the organization enacted values and norms - values and norms that employees exhibit based on their observations of what actually goes on in the organization assumptions - Organizational values that have become so taken for granted over time that they become the core of the company's culture conflict culture - shared norms for managing conflict 2Emily Charlene, All Rights Reserved © 2025 active conflict management norms - resolve conflict openly passive conflict management norms - avoid addressing conflict agreeable conflict management norms - resolve conflict in a cooperative manner disagreeable conflict management norms - resolve conflict competitively culture of inclusion - the extent to which majority members value efforts to increase minority representation, and whether the qualifications and abilities of minority members are questioned innovation - the process of bringing new methods, products, or ideas into use Radical Innovation (disruptive innovation) - a major breakthrough that changes or creates whole industries systems innovation - Creates new functionality by assembling existing parts in new ways incremental innovation - an innovation that squarely builds on an established knowledge base and steadily improves an existing product or service Hofstede's Cultural Dimensions (6) - power distanc

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Sources of Competitive Advantage - ✔✔There are many sources of competitive

advantage including having the best-made or cheapest product, providing the best

customer service, being more convenient to buy from, having shorter product

development times, and having a well-known brand name.


organizational culture - ✔✔system of shared norms, values that guide members

behaviors


Artifacts - ✔✔The physical manifestation of an organization's culture


espoused values and norms - ✔✔the preferred values and norms explicitly stated by the

organization


enacted values and norms - ✔✔values and norms that employees exhibit based on their

observations of what actually goes on in the organization


assumptions - ✔✔Organizational values that have become so taken for granted over

time that they become the core of the company's culture


conflict culture - ✔✔shared norms for managing conflict



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, active conflict management norms - ✔✔resolve conflict openly


passive conflict management norms - ✔✔avoid addressing conflict


agreeable conflict management norms - ✔✔resolve conflict in a cooperative manner


disagreeable conflict management norms - ✔✔resolve conflict competitively


culture of inclusion - ✔✔the extent to which majority members value efforts to increase

minority representation, and whether the qualifications and abilities of minority

members are questioned


innovation - ✔✔the process of bringing new methods, products, or ideas into use


Radical Innovation (disruptive innovation) - ✔✔a major breakthrough that changes or

creates whole industries


systems innovation - ✔✔Creates new functionality by assembling existing parts in new

ways


incremental innovation - ✔✔an innovation that squarely builds on an established

knowledge base and steadily improves an existing product or service


Hofstede's Cultural Dimensions (6) - ✔✔power distance


individualism vs. collectivism masculinity vs. femininity


uncertainty avoidance




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