The freedom of working for yourself is necessarily limited by A. your local competitors. B. the needs of your family and friends. C. your own skills and abilities. D. what your manager tells you to do.

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Jace Beck

27 August, 08:07

The freedom of working for yourself is necessarily limited by A. your local competitors. B. the needs of your family and friends. C. your own skills and abilities. D. what your manager tells you to do.

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Haylie Gibson · Answer 1

Answer: Option C

Explanation: If someone is working for himself and herself than the only hindrance on his or her freedom to operate is his or her own skills and abilities.

The local competitors are a factor of external environment, hence, they could not affect the internal operations of any person working on itself. If someone wants to operate at a high level than the existing one without having sufficient skills and resources, then there is a slight chance that he will succeed.

Hence from the above we can conclude that the correct option is C.