Some professionals see their careers as changing and evolving over time. They are able to embrace and even anticipate changes in their fields. These professionals are the first to learn and employ new technologies. Other professionals view their current knowledge and methods of doing business as sufficient for their entire career and therefore often respond to changes in a hostile way, refusing to learn new techniques and technologies. The clearest example of this hostile attitude toward change is ____________

Which of the following best completes the passage above?

A - when faced with new computerized printing techniques a professional calligrapher designs a printer font based on her own calligraphy
B - an accountant who chooses to specialize in one of the two new accounting programs rather than gain a superficial knowledge of both
C - a successful architect who reacts to the introduction of computer drafting programs by rejecting those programs in favor of traditional drafting methods
D - when the managing partner of a law firm instructs members of that firm to learn to use new software designed for legal research
E - when a college professor begins using a modified version of an accounting program to keep track of student’s grades despite the fact that the software was not designed for this use


OA C

Source: Veritas Prep