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ruslelena [56]
3 years ago
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Boris works as a receptionist. He's happy with his salary, he gets along well with his coworkers and his boss, he feels no stres

s, and he assumes he can get all of his tasks done proficiently. However, he feels unfulfilled and hopes to get a different job soon. Which of the following does Dan lack?a. person-group fit b. person-job fit c. person-organization fit d. person-vocation fit
Business
1 answer:
Naily [24]3 years ago
7 0

Answer: Person-Vocation fit

Explanation: According to the question, Borris lacks Person-Vocation fit as he isn't fully satisfied in his current field of employment as a receptionist, he is aspiring for a better more Noble job profession.

Although Boris has no issue with his current company of employment, he is not satisfied with his job.

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