An organization owner publishes an organization goal and assigns the goal to specific individuals. Which statements about workers and their goals are true?

• A. Workers who create their own goals from the published goal can delete the goal.
• B. Worker goals created from the published goal are automatically aligned to the published goal.
• C. Workers can remove the alignment to the organization goal.
• D. All of the above.

Answer: (D)

When an organization publishes a goal, it sets a target that employees can align their own work toward. If a worker creates a personal goal from that published goal, the system automatically aligns the new goal to the organization goal, ensuring their efforts contribute to the broader objective. The worker who created the derived goal owns it and can delete that goal if needed. They can also remove the alignment to the organization goal, decoupling their personal goal from the corporate objective if they choose. Because all of these behaviors are supported, the statement that all the given cases are true is the best answer.