The Presence of Highly Capable Employees and an Indifference Toward

question 133

Multiple Choice

The presence of highly capable employees and an indifference toward rewards will

• A) increase subordinate maturity.
• B) make it necessary for a leader to be more supportive.
• C) require the leader to be more directive.
• D) neutralize leader behavior.
• E) have little impact on required leadership.

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