A Manager Asking a New Employee to Do Something Beyond

question 1

Multiple Choice

A manager asking a new employee to do something beyond what the formal employment agreement calls for so the manager can gauge the employee's reaction is an example of:

• A) organizational citizenship behavior.
• B) a situational factor.
• C) self-promotion.
• D) vertical dyadic linkage theory.

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Income

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