If You Wait to Respond to a Request That You

question 1

Multiple Choice

If you wait to respond to a request that you are granting, you

• A) may lose the goodwill of the person making the request.
• B) save the reader's time.
• C) put the reader in a positive frame of mind.
• D) show professional courtesy and increase the reader's interest.
• E) reduce the opportunity for complying with the request.

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Definitions:

Dual-Earner

Refers to households where both partners are employed and contribute financially.

Flexible Work

A work arrangement that allows for adjustments in work hours, locations, or duties, often to improve work-life balance.

Fixed Schedules

A type of scheduling arrangement where tasks or activities are planned to occur at specific, predetermined times without variation.

Marriage

A legally and socially sanctioned union between individuals that establishes rights and obligations between them, as well as with their children and in-laws.