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3 years ago

The story of the Reset Button is an example of a noise caused by (select all that apply)

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1 answer:

sukhopar [10]3 years ago

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Answer:

B) Cultural background

C) Emotional interference

D) Communication skills

E) Poor listening skills

Explanation:

Hitting reset button for companies is bringing the existing state of affairs back to normal, the time to hit the Reset button is when status quo or the existing state of affairs become unacceptable, when employee, employer and everything needs a wake-up call including you.

However the story of the Reset Button is an example of a noise caused by Cultural background, emotional interference, Communication skills, Poor listening skills.

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