In EduTech, a software company, the views and suggestions of managers are considered unquestionable and employees never go against what has been suggested by the managers. Sole authority rests in the hands of the managers. What is this an example of?

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Jacob Case

6 February, 12:25

In EduTech, a software company, the views and suggestions of managers are considered unquestionable and employees never go against what has been suggested by the managers. Sole authority rests in the hands of the managers. What is this an example of?

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Mathews · Answer 1

Power Distance

Explanation:

Power Distance -

It refers to the distribution of the power and strengths within any organisation if referred to as power distance.

In most of the scenario the distribution of power is very unequal and unfair.

Most of the high power people tends to dominate over others and misuse their strengths in a very unfair manner.

Hence, from the given scenario of the question,

The manager of the company has all the power and tends to dominate over others and others people tends not to go against his order.

Hence, the correct term is power distance.