Supervisors Who Intend to Reward an Employee Should Remember That

question 33

Multiple Choice

Supervisors who intend to reward an employee should remember that the most important characteristic of a reward probably is that:

• A) It should be extremely valuable.
• B) It should be given in private so as not to cause jealousy among the rest of the staff.
• C) It should be tied primarily to an employee's status and seniority.
• D) It should be something the recipient wants.

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