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  3. It’s not just lonely at the top; it can be "disengaging" too. Many of the most unhappy, unproductive and potentially【C1】______em

It’s not just lonely at the top; it can be "disengaging" too. Many of the most unhappy, unproductive and potentially【C1】______em

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问题     It’s not just lonely at the top; it can be "disengaging" too. Many of the most unhappy, unproductive and potentially【C1】______employees can be found in the executive suite. These top dogs may put in the【C2】______, but not the heart. They are common to most companies and number【C3】______the thousands.
    That may come as a surprise to the rank and file.【C4】______, one of the first rules of success is to do what you enjoy. It’s taken for【C5】______that top executives have found the magic,【C6】______surely they would have flamed out 【C7】______short of the summit. But if executives are so【C8】______to their jobs, why would a 2002 Starwood Hotels & Resorts survey find that among 401 executives who play golf, 10% have called【C9】______sick to play a round? While it may make sense that lower-ranking workers are less likely to be engaged, many high-ranking executives are in the same【C10】______. For example, 49% of top executives are engaged, vs. 43% of managers and 32% of non-managers. Striking is【C11】______ 9% of top executives, nearly one in 10, are【C12】______disengaged. These executives are beyond the point of even going through the【C13】______. It can【C14】______the entire company, because companies with disengaged executives are likely to have disengaged employees【C15】______.
    Most people probably assume that big paychecks are enough【C16】______. But raises and pay scales don’t matter much【C17】______way, according to several studies. It shows no【C18】______between CEO pay and engagement, or even CEO pay and company【C19】______. Big paychecks may even make executives feel【C20】______in their jobs, because they can’ t try something else without sacrificing a small fortune.
【C17】
选项 A、either
B、neither
C、each
D、any
答案A
解析 考查代词辨析。either表示“(两者中)任一”，代入文中表示“加薪和薪水等级哪个都不重要”，符合语境。neither“两者都不”；each“每一个”；any“任何的，任一”，均不符合题意。
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