Which of the Following Best Describes How Network Centrality Relates

Multiple Choice

Which of the following best describes how network centrality relates to lower-level employees?

A) It is out of reach because they cannot have access to critical information.
B) It can be gained by becoming knowledgeable about certain activities or taking on difficult tasks and acquiring specialized knowledge.
C) It makes no difference, because they cannot increase power.
D) It takes on different meaning than it does for top managers; it means nothing more than being physically located next to those with power.