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LenKa [72]
3 years ago
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Ben really enjoys outdoor activities. When he isn't working, he's biking, hiking, sailing, or training to run marathons. Which o

f the following criteria would Ben think is the LEAST important as he decides on a career to support his lifestyle?
a) high-paying
b) employee benefits such as paid vacations, health insurance
c) flexible work schedule
d) location - away from major city
Business
1 answer:
Amanda [17]3 years ago
4 0

Answer:

a) high-paying

Explanation:

  • As ben is an outdoor person and likes to have most of the time sent out, has the hiking and sailing or training and running marathons he could be least be focused on the jobs that are high or good-paying.
  • As ben enjoys his life and lives for the moment and thus thinks of location, flexible work schedules and other benefits. But does not rely on the high paying careers.
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