Using Hyperbole When Offering Praise to Fellow Employees

question 20

Multiple Choice

Using hyperbole when offering praise to fellow employees

• A) is a great way to show them how much you appreciate their work.
• B) bolsters your credibility by showing that you are results-oriented.
• C) is less effective than pointing out specific qualities that warrant praise.
• D) is effective as long as you know the employee(s) well.
• E) shows that you truly mean what you say.

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Definitions:

Strikes

Work stoppages initiated by employees as a form of protest against terms of employment or to demand better wages and conditions.

Secondary Boycott

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Strike Replacements

Workers hired by an employer to perform the jobs of striking employees during a labor dispute.

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