Which of the following is always a form of organizational politics?
A) Forming coalitions
B) Cultivating networks
C) Distributing information selectively
D) All of these are always organizational politics tactics.
E) whether any of these are organizational politics depends on whether they are perceived by others as self-serving or beneficial for the organization.

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Organizational politics is often defined by the perception of actions as self-serving rather than beneficial for the organization. Therefore, whether forming coalitions, cultivating networks, or distributing information selectively are considered organizational politics depends on the intent and perception of these actions.

Which of the Following Is Always a Form of Organizational