Business, 28.01.2020 02:31 lailabirdiemae

Management at work xin and yoshi are going over plans for an organizational restructuring. they enjoy working together, but they disagree about whether to outsource staff functions such as human resources. eventually xin says, "okay, let’s lay out all of our arguments for and against outsourcing. then we can look at them to see if some carry more weight than others." xin and yoshi are engaged in a conflict, based on . which of the following outcomes are likely in this situation?

a. xin and yoshi will be motivated to solve the problem.
b. the coworkers will challenge current thinking about the problem.
c. the coworkers will experience less job satisfaction.
d. xin and yoshi will distrust one another.

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