Mr. Powers was so gullible that he believed even the most outlandish excuses of his insincere employees. Question 30Answera.intelligentb. criticalc.dishonest d.naïve

Job’s friends assume he must have done something terribly wrong, unjust, or unwise toexperience such an incredible tragedy.Group of answer choicesTrueFalse

Which statements about employees who are motivated by a need for power are true?Multiple select question.They prefer work that depends on having social approval.They dislike giving feedback to others.They enjoy being in control of events and people.They like being publicly recognized for their responsibilities.

Although, he is reputed for making very candid statements ...... his today speech was not fairly audible his today's statements were very ambiguous his speech was very interesting his promises had always been realistic

He succeeded__________ dint of hard work and honestyAofBaboutCtoDforEBy

David has just started a graduate business analyst role. Because he is junior and inexperienced, he doesn't feel that he has much power to influence people around him. Which of the following statements is TRUE?Group of answer choicesDavid can use referent power and work on influencing people through his character and likability.David has to accept that he has no sources of power, so he just has to work hard to gain more experience and skills to acquire expert power.David has to accept that he has no sources of power so he just has to work hard so that he can be promoted to have more legitimate power.David has access to reward power which involves controlling allocation of rewards or resources valued by others and remove negative sanctions.