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Harlamova29_29 [7]
4 years ago
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Hung and Suzanne’s company has instituted a new volunteering program where more experienced employees mentor the youngest employ

ees, many of whom are fresh from college or internships. Hung signs up, but Suzanne does not. A few months later, how does Hung likely feel about having become a volunteer?
Business
1 answer:
Goryan [66]4 years ago
3 0

Answer: E) She feels more engaged in the company and in her primary role.

had to complete the question.

A) She enjoys it, but her colleagues think she is kissing up to the management.

B) She feels resentful, since she is essentially working for free.

C) She likes it but feels her mentees take advantage of her time, becoming a distraction.

D) She likes it but finds the extra time commitment a major problem.

E) She feels more engaged in the company and in her primary role.

Explanation: since she has taken up the companys new volunteering scheme/ programme after a few months Hung would feel more engaged in the company and in her primary role. This is so becau Hung has succed to pass down her knowledge and experience through the program to young interns who are new to the job world and lack the technical know how to perform such task and duties.

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