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An organisational culture is considered strong when its core values are:

Correct answer: A. Widely shared and intensely held

  • A. Widely shared and intensely held
  • B. Written only in formal manuals
  • C. Changed by every new employee
  • D. Limited to senior executives

Explanation

A strong culture exists when many members share the important values and are strongly committed to them. Formal written policies may support culture, but they do not by themselves establish cultural strength.

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