Imagine that after graduation you are seeking a job with a large information technology firm. You are not sure if this firm is a good fit for you. During your visit, you notice the language that employees use and the stories they tell. This is a valuable source of information for you in evaluating the firm.

Ben knows he will need to study for seven years before he can practice medicine, but he feels it is worth it. What type of orientation does Ben demonstrate?

A) collective B) individual C) long-term D) short-term

Practitioners fulfill a boundary-spanning role when they refuse to listen to or consider the interests of outside publics

Indicate whether the statement is true or false.