Listening on a Job Is More Difficult Than Listening in a Class

question 54

Multiple Choice

Listening on a job is more difficult than listening in a class because:

• A) jobs have unclear signposts about tasks that need to be done.
• B) they comprise repetition of points which makes data boring.
• C) one needs to identify and understand feelings of co-workers.
• D) it involves reading reports before understanding what one is saying.
• E) one always has a better understanding of things compared to others.

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