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Soon after Liam began his new job, he started to observe his co-workers to learn about the organization and how people get things done. One thing he noticed was that some of his co-workers would try very hard to get high-profile work projects and to also sit on important committees and task forces. What is Liam observing?
a. Maintaining contacts
b. Increasing internal visibility
c. Assertiveness
d. Ingratiation
e. Upward appeal

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