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penguins

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Why do turnkey operators often require a feasibility study as part of the contract?
 
  A) By adding to the cost, they earn more money.
  B) This lessens the risk of contract cancellation when political leadership changes.
  C) This lowers their risk of foreign-exchange losses.
  D) This helps to define what constitutes satisfactory completion of the project.

Question 2

The main point of the Situational Leadership model is _____.
 
  a. a manager needs to figure out his/her natural style, and use it consistently across different situations
  b. a manager needs to figure out his/her natural style, and hire primarily direct reports who will be responsive to that style regardless of the situation
  c. a manager needs to modify his/her style to fit the characteristics of the situation
  d. a manager needs to modify his/her style to fit the desires of his/her boss
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Reply #1 on: Jul 7, 2018
Answer to Question 1

D

Answer to Question 2

c


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