The textbook argues that one of the trade-offs workers make is working for a small company or a large company. The small companies offer:
A) job security but limited potential for advancement.
B) more potential for advancement but limited job security.
C) both job security and ample potential for advancement.
D) benefits that appeal to the workers that do not include job security or career advancement.

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Small companies often have less structure and hierarchy, allowing for more opportunities for advancement, but they may not have the financial stability to offer job security. Large companies, on the other hand, may provide more job security but have more layers of management, making it harder to climb the corporate ladder.

The Textbook Argues That One of the Trade-Offs Workers Make