Marco is from the Mediterranean coast of Greece and Forough is from Iran. While visiting their grocery store, you notice that th
ey are helping one customer find an item, another customer checkout, as well as mopping up a spill, and restocking a shelf How would you describe Marco and Forough’s use of time?Multiple ChoiceA. polychronicB. monochronicC. culturalD. interpersonalE. systematic
Polychronic. Here, they believe in doing multiple tasks at a time complementing the monochronic culture.
Polychronic cultures like to do multiple things at the same time. A manager's office in a polychronic culture typically has an open door, a ringing phone and a meeting all going on at the same time. Though they can be easily distracted they also tend to manage interruptions well with a willingness to change plans often and easily. People are their main concern (particularly those closely related to them or their function) and they have a tendency to build lifetime relationships. Issues such as promptness are firmly based on the relationship rather than the task and objectives are more like desirable outcomes than must do's.
The manager has violated the Rumford Fair Housing Act
Explanation:
This law was passed in California in the year 1963. It aims to protect house seekers from discrimination based on race, color, or disability. This practice was very common during that period and there were many cases of white landlords refusing to rent their apartment to people of color, neither will they accept to sell houses to them.
