The most valuable person in an organization is the one who __________________ .
originated the organization
heads the organization
consistently pursues excellence
B?
No.
I've known some heads of organizations who are jerks.
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The correct answer in this case would be "heads the organization." The reason is that the person who heads the organization holds a position of authority and responsibility, often referred to as the CEO (Chief Executive Officer) or the president. They are ultimately accountable for the organization's success and are responsible for making strategic decisions, setting goals, and managing the overall operations of the organization.
To arrive at this answer, one can carefully read and analyze the given options. By considering the role of each option in determining the value of a person in an organization, it becomes clear that the person who originates the organization (A) might have played a significant role in its establishment, but that doesn't necessarily make them the most valuable person. On the other hand, the person who consistently pursues excellence (C) is certainly valuable, but the question specifically asks for the most valuable person in the organization, which is typically the one who heads it. Therefore, the answer is (B) heads the organization.