The given statement "Tad has little experience in handling such a position, which would require greater responsibility", if true, would weaken management's decision to promote him.
Answer: Option E
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Managing a firm can be quite challenging as it requires a person to manage so many things and fulfil certain responsibilities. Position of senior customer relationship manager is a challenging one as one is requires to coordinate with the staff; co-workers in order fulfil the obligations of the job.
The position of a manager is of great responsibility therefore it is essential that a person who is promoted as a manager is equipped with sufficient experience and knowledge so that he is able to do perform satisfactorily in his job.
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Option: natural law
Explanation:
Thomas Jefferson views a person's rights not based not upon wealth or heritage, but upon an idea. An idea based on natural rights. Jefferson puts natural rights in the laws of nature. Natural rights beginning from the very nature of man where these right cannot be taken nor thrown away. If any government trying to violate such rights, it would consider illegal. Jefferson makes clear that natural rights are not a gift of administration but belong solely to each person.
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Answer:
Complex problems are typically defined as those that include the ability to approach them from multiple, sometimes competing, perspectives and which may have multiple possible solutions.
Explanation:
Agreement on the definition of the problem (owing to multiple values, perception, and perspectives)
Clear solutions to the problem owing to the wide array of possible solutions and trade-offs associated with each
Easily identified causes or authority due to the problem having multiple potential causes, jurisdictions, stakeholders and regulator or implications
These are the words said by Bertrand Russell in February 1901 at the age of 29 after witnessing the angina attack of the wife of British mathematician Alfred Whitehead with whom he co-authored the book "Principia Matematica". Russell calls this some sort of mystical illumination. He finishes his quote with these lines: "At the end of those five minutes, I had become a completely different person."
