Answer:
C) The command will no longer be visible on the quick access toolbar.
Explanation:
If you go to quick access it's self and remove a command it will no longer be visible.
It describes the
ethical decision, which needs consideration, of an employee leaving his failing company and starting
his own and progressing to a level where they are competing with their previous
employers.<span>
The box states an environment where a company is faltering
and an employee has an idea who goes independently to make business of same
kind a successful one. Being in the same business the employee has a choice of contacting
the previous customers directly, the box asks the learners to see its ethical
aspects as well as consequences and choices.
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Answer:
Property inspection rules
Explanation:
Property inspection rules ensure that routine inspection is carried out on a property to ensure it is well cared for.
When a buyer of real estate makes a purchase and realises that the property has defects that were not disclosed initially, he can sir the seller and the broker.
To avoid this the broker should ensure that property inspection rules are followed.
The tenant should also be aware of the inspection and have access to the result. This will give him adequate knowledge of the defects of the property prior to purchase.
With this fore knowledge it is less likely the buyer will sue for undisclosed defects.
Answer:1
Explanation:
9= is the hundred thousands digit
1= is the ten thousand digit
3=is the thousands digit
2= is the hundreds digit
5= is the tens digit
6= is the ones digit
Answer:
D) hierarchical control process
Explanation:
A hierarchical control process is based on management hierarchy and generally uses a traditional pyramid organizational structure. They delegate control power and authority (responsibility is never delegated) to each lower level and they are responsible for carrying out the companies operating activities. Vertical organizations usually work following strict rules and policies, and base their motivational strategies on monetary reward systems.