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3 years ago

Which employee is the business, management, and administration career cluster who would most likely work in a cubicle

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I would say Sales Representative because a receptionist works front desk mail clerk does mail accountant has its own office

Romashka [77]3 years ago

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Which employee in the business management, and administration career cluster who would most likely work in a cubicle? There are many people in this industry who could work in a cubicle, infact almost all the employees besides the manager and CEO likely use cubicles to work in. Cubicles give more closed off work environment opportunities to a business that doesn't have much room or has many employees they need to fit into a smaller space.

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3 years ago

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