McClelland thinks that having a high nAch guarantees that a person will be a good manager.

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McClelland's theory suggests that individuals with a high need for achievement (nAch) are driven to succeed and excel, but this does not guarantee they will be good managers, as effective management also requires other skills and motivations, such as interpersonal skills and the need for power (nPow) or affiliation (nAff).

McClelland Thinks That Having a High NAch Guarantees That a Person