Which statement represents a difference between horizontal and vertical relationships?

A. Vertical relationships involve equal status, while horizontal relationships represent unequal status. B. Both vertical and horizontal relationships represent equal status. C. Vertical relationships involve unequal status, while horizontal relationships represent equal status. D. Both vertical and horizontal relationships represent unequal status.

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Rohan

7 December, 17:41

Which statement represents a difference between horizontal and vertical relationships?

A. Vertical relationships involve equal status, while horizontal relationships represent unequal status. B. Both vertical and horizontal relationships represent equal status. C. Vertical relationships involve unequal status, while horizontal relationships represent equal status. D. Both vertical and horizontal relationships represent unequal status.

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Leyla · Answer 1

The difference between horizontal and vertical relationships is that vertical relationships involve unequal status, while horizontal relationships represent equal status. In horizontal relationships, delegating tasks well within each member and ensuring everyone has job to do and could accomplish it within the expected time frame is very impotant.