Multiple choice softskills communication

What do i mean? "Good and quickly seldom meet."

  1. Its not neccessary that the job that takes time will be good.

  2. Its not neccessary that the job that does not take time will not be good.

  3. A well-done job takes less time.

  4. A well-done job takes time.
Reveal answer Fill a bubble to check yourself
D Correct answer
Explanation

'Good and quickly seldom meet' means that high-quality work usually takes time - speed and quality rarely go together. The proverb suggests that rushing compromises excellence. Options A, B, and C all suggest the opposite relationship (that quick work can be good), which contradicts the proverb's wisdom. Option D correctly states that well-done work requires time investment.

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