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A manager is considering three staff members as possible candidates for a new position. One morning she asks each of them, in private, whether they might be interested in the new position. She also asks them not to discuss the new position with anyone. At a function after work, she is approached by several staff members. They ask her about the new position they have heard about "on the grapevine." What important feature of informal communication channels does this scenario illustrate?
A) They only carry work-related information.
B) They often transfer inaccurate information.
C) They often transfer information rapidly.
D) They tend to follow the organizational hierarchy.

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