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- This document … .
- My mistakes … .
- It … better.
- All the text … .
- Could this problem …?
- The students … more.
- It … earlier.
- The book … last week.
- Their boss … .
- This thing … .
- His answers must … .
- This information must … .
- The decision … last Friday.
- Her message … three days ago.
- The aim … .
- His promise must … .
- He … to them.
- The work must … .
- His letter … yesterday.
- The file must … .
- It may … .
- The news might … .
- The house … .
- He may … yesterday.
- The most suitable candidate might … been selected.
- This problem … .
- Her wallet may … .
- This information might … been shared with her.
- Her knowledge may … .
- It might … already been decided.
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A company succeeds when work is effectively organized and when people work well together. In an authoritative organization , orders are passed down from the top.
Obedience is maintained through the fear of losing employment or the hope of promotion. —[1] — . However, work makes rapid progress. In a participatory organization, people accept responsibility for the work required of them. —[2]—. The manager’s job, in this case , is to support and encourage workers while removing obstacles to maximum performance. —[3]—.
The degree to which a manager should be authoritative or supportive is different for different kinds of organizations. It is also different for different tasks within an organization. —[4]—.- What is this article about?
- What is a benefit of an authoritative organization?
- What is stated about a participatory organization?
In which of the positions marked [1], [2], [3] and [4] does the following sentence best belong?
"A good manager is always aware of how much authority and how much support will lead to the desired results."
"Teen Who Makes a Difference” Award
Children of America, Inc.
112 Brett Drive
Kalamazoo, Michigan 33002
Dear Award Committee:
I would like to nominate Abby Martin for this year’s “Teen Who Makes a Difference” award. — [1] —. She’s a senior at Fledgefield High in Milledgeville, Arizona. As a sophomore, she raised money to feed hungry children by encouraging classmates to help her. She then started a web site, kidscare.com., with links to sites of similar interest. — [2] —. Children interested in raising money in their schools e-mail Abby with their names and addresses. She sends them kits with everything they need for a fund drive in their school. When site visitors want to make direct online donations to alleviate world hunger, kidscare.com has a list of links to reputable organizations. So far, close to three million dollars has been raised by teenagers and children using the kits and by site visitors. — [3] —. It’s amazing what a difference this 17-year-old has already made! — [4] —.
Sincerely,
Sarah Brandt
Fledgefield High teacher