| 1. People in this organization attempt to build themselves up by tearing others down. * |
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| 2. There has always been an influential group in this department that no one ever crosses. * |
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| 3. Employees are encouraged to speak out frankly even when they are critical of well-established ideas. * |
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| 4. There is no place for “yes-men” around here; good ideas are desired even if it means disagreeing with superiors. * |
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| 5. Agreeing with powerful others is the best alternative in this organization. * |
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| 6. It is best not to rock the boat in this organization. * |
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| 7. Sometimes it is easier to remain quiet than to fight the system. * |
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| 8. Telling others what they want to hear is sometimes better than telling the truth. * |
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| 9. It is safer to think what you are told than to make up your own mind. * |
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| 10. Since I have worked in this department, I have never seen the pay and promotion policies applied politically. * |
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| 11. I can't remember when a person received a pay increase or promotion that was inconsistent with the published policies. * |
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| 12. None of the raises I have received are consistent with the policies on how raises should be determined. * |
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| 13. The stated pay and promotion policies have nothing to do with how pay raises and promotions are determined. * |
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| 14. When it comes to pay raise and promotion decisions, policies are irrelevant. * |
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| 15. Promotions around here are not valued much because how they are determined is so political. * |
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