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Answer this question based on the following passage.
The most desirable industries are those in
which there is an opportunity for
development of all the workers and a chance
for the greatest number to find the best
(5) opportunity to acquire special skill and
special ability. In such industries there
should be the open door of progress so
that those who are qualified for
advancement can go forward from position
(10) to position with no barrier other than their
own mental or physical limitations.
Special ability, skill and team work are only
acquired by long specialized practice. These
qualities constitute the most valuable assets
(15) on which to create a new concern. This
natural evolution of the group's effectiveness
as a single organization is one of greatest
importance.
Changes must be most sparingly made,
(20) with the full knowledge that anything that
interferes with the habit-action of the
workers is a serious hindrance. The stake
holders must remember that in a growing
industry, individual skill as well as group
(25) skill of the whole organization greatly
improves with continued action. Under the
process of continued action the average
man can make a fair showing and with a
reasonable degree of moral support will
(30) make good, while without it the ablest man
will have a hard time and even fail if he is
forced to accept changes that disturb
continuity of action.
Each man's energies, both mental and
(35) physical, must be employed constructively
with the minimum disturbance, concentrated
on his own particular work. Through continuity
of attention and application to a given work,
man acquires a special aptitude. Each man
(40) on the face of the earth has a special
knowledge and special ability that he has
acquired by experience.