Which of the following is not one of the five critical factors which make peak performance possible?
A) Employees knowing what to do in order to do a good job
B) Employees knowing how to do a good job
C) Employees knowing that they have a chance to do a good job
D) Employees knowing how to ensure that other employees do a good job
E) Employees knowing that they can be effectively led to do a good job

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The five critical factors that make peak performance possible are:

A) Employees knowing what to do in order to do a good job
B) Employees knowing how to do a good job
C) Employees knowing that they have a chance to do a good job
E) Employees knowing that they can be effectively led to do a good job

Option D is not one of the critical factors. Knowing how to ensure that other employees do a good job falls under effective leadership, which is already included in option E.

Which of the Following Is Not One of the Five