The chief reason a person becomes a supervisor is

A. motivation.
B. confidence.
C. work-related knowledge.
D. personality

Question

The chief reason a person becomes a supervisor is 
 
     A. motivation. 
B. confidence. 
C. work-related knowledge. 
D. personality

swag · Answer

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anonymous · Answer

I would say C just because Supervisors would need that on a high level :)

anonymous · Answer

C would be the logical answer because there is much that a superviser needs to know about the workplace in order to be at the level of proffesion they are in to begin with.

anonymous · Answer

Wooh!

anonymous · Answer

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dean.shyy · Answer

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