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Jack graduated from enormous state university with a degree in accounting. he was immediately hired as an auditor by beene kount

er associates and placed in their management training program. this program is an example of:

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Tamiku [17]3 years ago

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<span>Probationary period undergoing the training program. A person is new to the job and learns the job that he undergoes everyday.</span>

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