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When there is no room for growth within a company, an employee cannot __________. a. Be promoted to new positions horizontally b

. Find other jobs from a new employer c. Be considered for salary increases d. Be promoted vertically to new positions

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Sholpan [36]2 years ago

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D. be promoted vertically to new positions

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