单选题We are told that agenda-setting skills ______.Aare more important than networking skillsBhelp a manager develop networking skillsCdepend on having skills in dealing with peopleDare the basis for interpersonal skills
单选题
We are told that agenda-setting skills ______.
A
are more important than networking skills
B
help a manager develop networking skills
C
depend on having skills in dealing with people
D
are the basis for interpersonal skills
参考解析
解析：
根据文章第三段倒数第二句“To develop agenda-setting and networking skills, it is essential for a GM to be skilful in dealing with people”.可知发展议题设定和交际能力，GM必须要擅长与人打交道。
根据文章第三段倒数第二句“To develop agenda-setting and networking skills, it is essential for a GM to be skilful in dealing with people”.可知发展议题设定和交际能力，GM必须要擅长与人打交道。
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