Which of the following factors is least likely to raise an employee's salary?

Multiple choice question for Human Capital. Select an option, then review the explanation below.

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Taking on night shift hoursIncreasing effort at workObtaining additional educationPossessing higher innate talentPerforming a job that is enjoyable

Explanation

Options A through D represent factors that typically lead to higher wages, such as working undesirable hours, putting in more effort, gaining education, or having natural ability. In contrast, option E, enjoying the job, does not generally result in increased pay.

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Which of the following factors is least likely to raise an employee's salary?

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