·You will hear part of a conversation among an interviewer, John Chambers and Carly Fiorina, CEOs of two companies. ·For each question 23—30, mark one letter A, B or C for the correct answer. ·You will hear the recording twice. Which is not the possible percent age of the e-mails and voice mails that are very supportive of the CEOs when the CEOs are meeting with very difficult problems

A. The CEOs can always do things very well, especially when they solve the very difficult problems.
B. When things go well, the CEOs can behave better than any other person in the company.
C. The CEOs are never as good as people say they are and they are never as bad as people say they are.

A. They will blame the CEOs, but they expect them to get it back up and still support them.
B. People will blame the CEOs and won’t support them any longer.
C. People will always support the CEOs however things go.