When Lois Frankel speaks of people who are unable to overcome their strengths, she is referring to _____.
a. people who are involved in lifelong learning
b. people who are focused on the skills and routines that brought them success in the past, to the exclusion of developing new skills
c. people who are aware of the need to build new strengths
d. people who recognize that different situations can call for different sets of skills
Question 2
When a company does business in another country whose official language is the same as the company's home country, employees can assume that although some spellings are different that words will mean the same thing.
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
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