Engineering departments may experience a barrier to free and open communication vertically upward from subordinates to managers. What is the primary reason for this barrier to communication?
A
The very fact that managers are usually older than their subordinates often creates a barrier to open and free communication vertically upward.
B
The very fact that managers have authority, status and power over their subordinates often creates a barrier to open and free communication vertically upward.
C
The very fact that managers are more knowledgeable than their subordinates often creates a barrier to open and free communication vertically upward.
D
The very fact that managers are more technically proficient than their subordinates often creates a barrier to open and free communication vertically upward.
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Question 1 / 205eccef9dbacbc34ba4d45d84
Question 1 of 205eccef9dbacbc34ba4d45d84
Engineering departments may experience a barrier to free and open communication vertically upward from subordinates to managers. What is the primary reason for this barrier to communication?
Engineering departments may experience a barrier to free and open communication vertically upward from subordinates to managers. What is the primary reason for this barrier to communication?