During your project meeting, a problem was discussed and a resolution to the problem was reached. During the meeting, the participants started wondering why they thought the problem was such a big issue. Sometime after the meeting, you received and e-mail from one of the meeting members saying they've changed their mind about the solution reached in the meeting and need to resurface the problem. The solution reached during the initial project meeting is an example of which of the following conflict resolution techniques? A. Confrontation B. Forcing C. Smoothing D. Storming

958

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What is bubble sort technique?

825

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I have a mapping loading 100 records and it failed on 20th record. how to recover it without changing anything.(in prod where we don't have any access).. (the session should should start from 21 record)

1556

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How do you resolve maven dependencies issue while upgrading dependencies versions?

231

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Explain method overloading?

963

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What is data cleanse?

881

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Must locks be explicitly requested or is implicit locking possible?

1

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Explain the types of data types?

335

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When you disable the 'Pega-ProCom: Correspondence & SLA events' agent for sending correspondence, where these emails/correspondence is stored?

526

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What classes of exceptions may be caught by a catch clause in java programming?

1112

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What do you know about Pizza Express?

1080

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what is the significance of line of action in gear?

2017

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What is an object prompt?

969

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How to calculate the cement consumption in RR Masonry in CM 1:8 for the foundation of Ground Level Reservoir

1482

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in a multiprogramming and time-sharing environment,several user share the system simultaneously. this situation can result in various security problems a.discuss two such problems b.how can we ensure the same degree of security in a time-share machine as in a dedicated machine?

19698

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