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胜任力是指员工在工作情境中，为完成工作所具备并体现出来的知识、技能、能力、态度、动机

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胜任力是指员工在工作情境中，为完成工作所具备并体现出来的知识、技能、能力、态度、动机等关键特征。

以下表现为胜任力的行为是（）。

A．小张运用自己的专业知识，顺利完成了领导交给他任务，得到同事们的称赞

B．还在试用期的小王，用了整整一周时间，才整理出合格供应商的名单和真实报价

C．元旦刚过，小黄请叔叔和客户打招呼，为公司签订了一个大订单,打响“开门红”

D．上个月，小周所在班组在全厂考核中被评为优秀班组

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参考答案：B, C

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