The more someone fills structural holes in a network through brokering, the more likely he or she is to
A) be laid off or demoted.
B) be seen as someone who engaged in unethical practices.
C) engage in impression management.
D) be taken advantage of by others in the network.
E) get early promotions and higher pay.

Question

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Brokering structural holes in a network allows individuals to connect disparate groups, providing them with unique information and opportunities, which can lead to early promotions and higher pay.

The More Someone Fills Structural Holes in a Network Through