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scoray [572]
2 years ago
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Jeff's Pizzeria can handle 30 orders during the day. It wanted to increase this number, so it started making its delivery boys d

o minor chores in the kitchen when they were not out for delivery and made some of the chefs pick up customers' calls. This doubled the number of orders Jeff's Pizzeria could handle. This approach is an example of _____.A) dominance
B) synergy
C) anarchy
D) compromise
Business
1 answer:
MissTica2 years ago
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Jeff's pizzeria can handle 30 orders during the day.It wanted to increase this number,so it started making its delivery boys do minor chores in the kitchen when they were not out for delivery and made some of the chefs pick up customers' calls.This doubled the number of order Jeff's Pizzeria could handle.This approach is an example of <u>Synergy</u>

Answer: The correct answer is (B)

<u>Explanation:</u>

Synergy takes place when a concern use teams to increase performance and growth and it helps in achieving common goals.Synergy means collective performance or action which multiply the speed of team.

Synergy approach helps in speeding up the job and completing it in a desired time period.It increases the effectiveness of the team and enable the team to share common perspective,knowledge and experience.

Even if the members of the team are not talented enough but with group efforts or synergy a team can accomplish the things beyond their skills.

Synergy makes the team stronger .Ever team member gets the benefit and become prosperous.

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