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Practice Reading: Fill in The Blanks (Drag & Drop) ID: #48606 Performance Evaluations
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Good  managers  know  that  employees  are  the  company’s  most  valuable  .  Employee  development  is  the  process  by  which  employees  become  even  more  valuable  by  building  their  skills  and  expanding  their  .  The  better  their  skills,  the  more  likely  it  is  that  employees  will  succeed  in  their  jobs  and    in  their  careers.

progress process capabilities companies assets properties

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Correct answer: assets

Explanation: The term 'assets' refers to valuable resources owned by a company, which fits perfectly in the context of discussing employees as the company's most valuable resources. This aligns with the overall sentiment of valuing employees in a managerial context.

Meaning: 'Assets' are valuable items or resources that contribute to the success of a company.

Wrong options:

  • process: The word 'process' refers to a series of actions or steps taken to achieve a particular end, which does not fit the context of describing employees' value.
  • progress: 'Progress' refers to forward movement towards a destination, which does not describe the value of employees.
  • capabilities: 'Capabilities' refers to the skills or abilities of employees, which is relevant but does not fit as a noun describing value.
  • companies: 'Companies' refers to business entities, which does not relate to the value of employees.
  • properties: 'Properties' refers to characteristics or possessions, which does not accurately convey the idea of employees being valuable resources.
Correct answer: capabilities

Explanation: The word 'capabilities' refers to the skills and abilities that employees develop, which fits contextually as it follows the discussion of employee development and aligns with the idea of enhancing their value.

Meaning: 'Capabilities' are the skills and abilities that enable employees to perform their jobs effectively.

Wrong options:

  • process: 'Process' refers to a series of actions, which does not fit as it does not describe the skills or abilities of employees.
  • progress: 'Progress' refers to advancement, which does not relate to the skills or abilities being developed.
  • assets: 'Assets' refers to valuable resources, which does not fit in this context as it describes the outcome of employee development rather than the skills themselves.
  • companies: 'Companies' refers to business entities, which does not relate to the skills or abilities of employees.
  • properties: 'Properties' refers to characteristics, which does not accurately convey the idea of skills or abilities.
Correct answer: progress

Explanation: The term 'progress' fits well in this context as it refers to the advancement in employees' careers, which is the logical outcome of developing their skills. It maintains the flow of the sentence discussing employee success.

Meaning: 'Progress' means to move forward or advance in one's career.

Wrong options:

  • process: 'Process' refers to a series of actions, which does not fit as it does not describe the advancement in careers.
  • capabilities: 'Capabilities' refers to skills, which does not fit as it does not describe the action of advancing in a career.
  • assets: 'Assets' refers to valuable resources, which does not relate to the action of career advancement.
  • companies: 'Companies' refers to business entities, which does not relate to individual career advancement.
  • properties: 'Properties' refers to characteristics, which does not accurately convey the idea of moving forward in a career.

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