Neg Unit 1 and partially 2

The team worked ................. to complete the project ahead of schedule, demonstrating excellent coordination and collaboration.

• inefficiently
• hastily
• in sync

• carelessly

Giving employees ................ over their work allows them to take ownership and responsibility for their tasks and decisions.

• dependence

• 1. subordination

• autonomy

• obedience

The choir sang ..........., creating a harmonious melody that captivated the audience.

• in cacophony
• in discord
• in disharmony
• in unison

Using customer satisfaction as a ................ helps businesses measure their performance and identify areas for improvement.

• 1. deviation

• yardstick

• 1. irregularity

• 1. anomaly

The ............... behind the decision to invest in new technology was to improve efficiency and reduce costs in the long run.

• 1. irrationality

• rationale

• 1. illogicality

• 1. unreason

His ............. attitude during the meeting hindered productive dialogue and collaboration with the team.

• defensive

• positive
• constructive
• supportive

As a ..........., Sarah provided guidance and support to her mentee, helping them navigate challenges and achieve their goals.

• mentor
• student
• coach
• pupil

The positive changes implemented in the workplace had a .............., improving morale and productivity across the organization.

• negative effect
• minimal impact
• ripple effect

• neutral outcome

Demonstrating .................. is important in negotiations to effectively communicate your needs and preferences.

• assertiveness

• ignoring the other party

• aggressive speaking

• passive listening

............... with clients and colleagues fosters trust and strengthens professional relationships.

• Lack of communication
• Poor communication
• Ineffective communication
• Building rapport