Match each of the following scenarios with the most appropriate description. Some descriptions may be used more than once. Apollonia has worked for many years as a software tester. She feels uncomfortable talking to people and has declined countless invitations to become a manager over the years. Nevertheless, the suggestions she quietly puts forward during meetings nearly always come to pass, and her personal approval is highly sought. Everyone who works on a project with her gives it their best effort. neither managing nor leading Trixie is a senior software developer. Ten programmers report to her, and they would go to the end of the world for her. managing but not leading Hugo, a vice president in a software company, used to work as a software developer, but that was decades ago. The current batch of software developers views him as completely out of touch with the demands of software creation. They'll do what he says if they absolutely have to, but any order that Hugo doesn't follow up on is sure to be ignored. managing and leading Maurice, a technical writer, has a knack for coming up with user interface improvements for the software his company creates. Senior members