Which of the following, if True, would MOST support the CEO's position that the firm is basically healthy?

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A) Engagement is closely tied to productivity, and problems quickly show up in the form of lower profitability. So Choice A is correct: even if economic conditions are hurting sales, evidence that the company is holding its own against competitors is a sign of underlying health. Choice B does not necessarily show that no problem exists, as workers may have complaints but not feel that reporting them does any good. Choice C: Turning a profit might simply be a sign of a general economic recovery that lifts all companies, even those affected by disengagement. Choice D is not relevant to the issue, as it does not show that those who take the jobs become fully engaged. Choice E, while a good practice, may reward the same achievers over and over, but not motivate the other workers.

Which of the Following, If True, Would MOST Support the CEO's