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You notice that since hiring Barbara, she is always working early and stays late; she appears to be working very hard. Co-workers have commented on how much they enjoy working with Barbara. Yesterday, in a conversation with her, she remarked how she was unhappy with her performance but was determined to try harder. This surprised you since you find her very capable, competent, and hard working. What kind of problem is Barbara most likely facing?
A) A problem that needs counseling
B) A problem that needs coaching
C) A problem that needs person-oriented communication
D) A problem that needs global communication

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Developing Management Skills

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Textbook: Developing Management Skills, 8E

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Really please, thank you for taking the time to provide a detailed explanation. Helps when your teacher misses half the stuff you need to know lol

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Textbook: Developing Management Skills, 8E

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Splendid, happy it made sense to you.

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