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uranmaximum [27]
3 years ago
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Tariq and Noelle work in the sales department at CTI Telecommunications. Tariq is the star salesman of the department and makes

it his mission to motivate the rest of the team when sales numbers are down or when there are problems interacting with other departments. Meanwhile, Noelle consistently ranks in the middle or near the bottom in terms of sales, and she often gets distracted by calls from her teenage son. She also spends more time than she should socializing with friends in other departments. However, everyone, including the bosses, loves Noelle because of her True-blue loyalty to the company and her team. What else is most likely True of Noelle?
A) Because she is so well-liked, her suggestions for improvements to the company or team culture are taken very seriously.
B) She will do minor office tasks, like going out to get supplies, but she does them grudgingly and after a lot of complaining.
C) She functions better as part of a team than as an individual worker, but sometimes her lack of "stepping up" annoys her co-workers.
D) She volunteers to do the mundane tasks others avoid, and she does things like buying birthday cards for co-workers and organizing parties.
E) She gets easily discouraged by negative events at work, such as team disagreements or in-fighting, and it affects her work performance.
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larisa [96]3 years ago
6 0

Answer:

D) She volunteers to do the mundane tasks others avoid, and she does things like buying birthday cards for co-workers and organizing parties.

Explanation:

Noelle is someone that is an average performer, so she will be open to doing mundane tasks since she is not overly worried about having a star performance.

She is also some one that spends more time than she should socializing with friends in other departments.

So she would be more prone to buying birthday cards for co-workers and organizing parties.

Noelle is an average performer with good social skills so she will be one that does not prioritise performing better than others

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