PRC-3 · Chapter 3 · Question 19 of 70
Why can a deliberately planned 'cultural change' program be incredibly difficult to execute in a mature organization?
Test yourself: pick an answer
Reveal answer & explanation
Correct answer: B) Because deeply ingrained assumptions, habits, and beliefs are generally resistant to rapid modification by management
Explanation
Culture is deeply embedded in the attitudes, assumptions, and daily habits of employees, making it inherently stubborn and resistant to top-down, rapid change directives.
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