Quinn has landed a management position with a pioneering new small business after many years of working as a regional manager for a nationally known nonprofit. As Quinn starts her new job, she is likely to find that:a. due to the significant differences in large and small firms, her previous experience will be of little value in her new position. b.the principles of management are much the same at large and small firms. c.nonprofit organizations are motivated by their desire to help people and so financial management is of little concern. d.planning is more important to a nonprofit organization and less important to a small business so she will need to adjust the time she spends on the planning function

b.the principles of management are much the same at large and small firms.

Explanation:

Quinn will find that Management Principles do not discriminate against different sizes of firms and that the principles that work in one size can work across ALL sizes.

She will find that the same Principles that helped her in her big NGO will help her JUST AS WELL in this small but pioneering business.

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