Mikhail’s claim has been denied once. Now, he is writing a second persuasive claim
message to his digital media services company asking for a promised rebate package.
Because he expects resistance, what should he do?
a. Appeal to the receiver’s sense of responsibility and pride in the company’s good
name.
b. Begin by presenting his resolution to the problem.
c. Address the message to a department or “To Whom It May Concern.”
d. Show specifically how the receiver or the receiver’s company caused the problem.
On the job you are more likely to be taken seriously and to be promoted if you
a. look and sound professional.
b. frame your degree or certificate and hang it on your office or cubicle wall.
c. appear to be busy even when you’re not really doing anything.
d. attend office parties.
Which of the following would help an individual assess his or her employment
qualifications?
a. Do I speak, write, or understand another language?
b. How would you describe the perfect job, boss, and coworkers?
c. Would you like to work for someone else or be your own boss?
d. Do you enjoy working with people, data, or things?