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GaryK [48]
1 year ago
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are most necessary where local members work on a project basis and move between employers as work is finished on one project and

becomes available on anothe
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1 answer:
erastovalidia [21]1 year ago
3 0

Business agents are most needed when local members work on projects and move between employers.

<h3 /><h3>What is a Business Agent?</h3>

Corresponds to a professional position where an individual is responsible for running a business of a company for the time, conditions and responsibilities provided for by a contract.

This professional can act in different ways in an organization or a group, being a project leader, financial manager, carrying out negotiations, being public relations of the company and others, depending on the needs of the company in question.

Therefore, a business agent is a positive way for a company to achieve a certain objective, such as a project with a certain time to start and end, being the agent responsible for managing the course of actions for the company to achieve its objectives and goals.

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