[Solved] Which of the following is NOT true of the Internet Revolution as it relates to HRM?

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Q.	Which of the following is NOT true of the Internet Revolution as it relates to HRM?
A.	U.S. corporate spending on Internet technology is increasing.
B.	Companies now must pay particular attention to legal issues concerning information passed over the Internet.
C.	The percentage of firms using the Internet reached 80% in 2000.
D.	Cross-cultural understanding is not as important, for the Internet is its own community with its own culture.
E.	It is a major factor in helping employees find employers and vice-versa through job finding sites.
Answer» D. Cross-cultural understanding is not as important, for the Internet is its own community with its own culture.

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