Regarding Promotions, Which of the Following Would NOT Constitute Good

question 24

Multiple Choice

Regarding promotions, which of the following would NOT constitute good information and advice for managers? ​

• A)assessing who is eligible for a promotion may begin with the jobs to which people are assigned when they are hired
• B)training and development programs should be developed, and made available to all
• C)since not all are qualified to be promoted, it is not advisable to post or announce possible promotion opportunities; rather one should advise only the people who may be qualified
• D)one should consider applications for promotion from all who are interested, even if they do not appear to qualify.

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