問題文
The group now runs four teams where it used to run one, and it wants to grade how well they coordinate. The taxonomy it adopts sorts the objectives of coordination into two classes. What separates the class that holds knowing who is doing what from the class that holds the right thing being done in the right place at the right time?
選択肢
- The first class covers what is plainly measured after the fact, while the second covers the targets set for the teams before the work began.
- The first class covers what is plainly held in common ground, while the second covers the outcomes in material terms that follow from holding it.
- The first class covers what is plainly written down in an agreement, while the second covers the parts left to the judgment of the teams.
- The first class covers what is plainly owned by one team alone, while the second covers the objectives that two or more of the teams have to reach together.