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    PracticeACCAACCA BT — Business & Technology Practice Exam 3Question 35
    Easy1 markMultiple Choice
    Business & TechnologyOrganizational CultureCharles HandySyllabus B

    ACCA · Question 35 · Business & Technology

    Section A

    In Charles Handy's cultural typologies, which Greek god is associated with a 'Role culture'?

    Answer options:

    A.

    Zeus

    B.

    Apollo

    C.

    Athena

    D.

    Dionysus

    How to approach this question

    Memorize the pairings: Zeus=Power, Apollo=Role, Athena=Task, Dionysus=Person.

    Full Answer

    B.Apollo✓ Correct
    Charles Handy used Greek gods to symbolize his four cultures. Apollo, representing order, logic, and rationality, is used to describe a Role culture, which is highly bureaucratic and rule-driven.

    Common mistakes

    Mixing up the gods, especially Apollo and Athena.
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