Although he is aware that Greg's performance over the past year has not been quite up to standards, Jimmy, his superior, left the impression on Greg after a performance appraisal interview that he is doing a great job and to keep up the good work. Jimmy has a problem with
A. pointing out flaws in people.
B. verbally communicating with people.
C. discussing negative aspects of appraisals that may cause some discomfort for both parties.
D. being honest with people.
E. seeing the negative side of people because he is very optimistic and only sees good in people.
Answer: C
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