Suggestions made by subordinates to managers usually require
A) little or no persuasion.
B) bribery.
C) considerable persuasion.
D) little or no evidence, facts, or figures.

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Subordinates may have different opinions and ideas than their managers, so it may require considerable persuasion to convince the manager to adopt their suggestion. Additionally, presenting evidence, facts and figures can help in persuading the manager that the suggestion is worthwhile. Bribery is unethical and is not an acceptable way to make suggestions to a manager.

Suggestions Made by Subordinates to Managers Usually Require