A manager that has a perpetual and enlarged "blind spot" most likely uses a ___________ style.
A)Type A
B)Type B
C)Type C
D)Type D

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Type C managers are known for being overly analytical and rigid in their thinking, leading to a tendency to have blind spots in areas outside their expertise. They may struggle to adapt to new situations or perspectives, which can limit their ability to see the bigger picture. Type A and Type B refer to personality traits, while Type D refers to a specific personality type associated with stress and negative emotions. None of these are directly related to having a blind spot in management.

A Manager That Has a Perpetual and Enlarged "Blind Spot