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andrew11 [14]
2 years ago
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Click this link to view O*NET’s Work Styles section for Postal Service Mail Carriers. (Common work styles are listed near the to

p and less-common work styles are near the bottom.) According to O*NET, which common work styles do Postal Service Mail Carriers need? Select four options.
dependability
creativity
leadership
integrity
self-control
attention to detail
Physics
1 answer:
zmey [24]2 years ago
7 0

The common work styles do Postal Service Mail Carriers need creativity, integrity, self-control and attention to detail.

<h3>
What is postal mail service carriers?</h3>

They commonly sort mail and orchestrate it arranged by their conveyance course. They convey the mail by walking or any vehicle. They also gather mail and convey it to the post office. Mail transporters answer clients inquiries, provide forms, and look out for surprising conditions on their course.

Thus, the common workstyles they should need to have are creativity, integrity, self-control and attention to detail.

Learn more about postal mail service carriers.

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