The correct answer is this one: "C. Helping a coworker with a task when you're done with your task."
In horizontal relationship, it is necessary to help a coworker with a task especially when you are done with yours in order to be more productive.
Here are the choices.
A. Socializing frequently during the day
B. Sharing responsibility to make sure your work gets done
C. Helping a coworker with a task when you're done with your task
D. Telling others to do your work because you can't get the work done
Answer:
B - Amanda has a limited amount of information with which to make her decision and D - Amanda feels pressured by the time constraints on her purchase.
Explanation:
Since Amanda only has one day to find and purchase a new car, the time constraints will apply pressure - she also only had time to read one article about new cars which gives her a limited amound of information before making a big purchase.
Answer:
Explanation:
The people who called it the golden door, usually hadn't experienced the harsh reality of the island. They were usually people who wanted to go to America, but could not afford it, or didn't have the right circumstances. The people that called it the isle of tears had either been there or heard the stories of what it was really like. Ellis Island was full of sadness, hunger, and fear. I think the isle of tears is a better description because the immigrants on the island did cry, in fact, they cried often. The golden door to America is not a realistic version of the island. The island was a door to America, but not a golden one. Therefore the isle of tears is a more fitting name.
Answer:
it did not
Explanation:
Judaism does not influence the development of Islam. Both the religions have faith in Hazrat Abraham (AS), yet the Jews hardly accepted Christainity or Islam. Some of the Jews embraced Islam and became Muslims, but a large majority of the Jews conspired against the Muslims. They are still doing the same. It is a bitter fact that through out their history the Jews have never been sincere to the Prophets or their own rulers.