In which situation is disorganised change shown rather than entrepreneurial adaptability?

Correct answer: Changing product repeatedly without reason

The direct answer is C: changing the product repeatedly without reason. Entrepreneurial adaptability is not random movement. It means responding to reliable information, such as customer feedback, market research or a genuine change in demand, and then making a purposeful adjustment. The reasoning is: observe evidence; identify a need; plan a suitable change; apply and evaluate it. Option A is adaptability because service improves after customer feedback. Option B is adaptability because packaging changes after market study. Option C lacks evidence or a reason, so it shows disorganised change, not sound adaptation. Option D is also adaptability because timing is changed in response to new demand. The key difference is not whether something changes, but why and how it changes. Exam cue: evidence-based change is adaptability; repeated unexplained change is disorder.