If a person considers only own opinion correct in work which skill should be developed?

Correct answer: Active listening and open mindedness

Direct answer: Option A, active listening and open-mindedness. If a worker thinks only their own opinion is correct, the problem is not a lack of stubbornness but a lack of willingness to hear and consider other views. Active listening means paying attention, understanding the speaker, asking suitable questions, and checking the meaning before replying. Open-mindedness means accepting that another person may have useful information or a better solution. Option A is correct because these skills improve teamwork, problem-solving, and decisions. Option B is wrong because ego makes a person more self-centred and less willing to learn. Option C is wrong because stopping others prevents participation and hides useful ideas. Option D is wrong because hiding information damages trust and cooperation. The reasoning is simple: one-sided opinion leads to incomplete understanding; listening brings more evidence; considering it can produce a better decision. Memory cue: good teamwork begins with ears before answers.