An authoritative direction for conduct is called ________.
A. Role B. Discipline C. Act D. Warning
A. Role B. Discipline C. Act D. Warning
A. Commitment B. Communication C. Motivation D. Planning
A. Letter B. Traffic sign C. Smile D. None of these
A. Stop promotion B. Improve performance C. Reduces salary on low performance D. None of these
A. Technology B. Professionalism C. Favoritism D. Working environment
A. Listening B. Probe C. Gathering information D. Lack of relationale
A. Bar B. Histogram C. Line D. None of these
A. Assistant B. Officer replace his/her C. Next senior officer D. Guard
A. Clarity B. Conciseness C. Curiosity D. Concreteness
A. Revise B. Composing C. Reviewing D. Bowdlerization