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3 years ago

Select the qualification that is best demonstrated in each example.

Business

2 answers:

Svetlanka [38]3 years ago

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Answer:

Ellen is a Stationary Engineer who figures out what is wrong with machinery for heating a building.

✔ problem-solving skills

Charlene is a Highway Maintenance Worker who stays on task while working by herself.

✔ independence

Floyd is a Repair Worker who lifts heavy objects.

✔ physical strength

Pedro is a Mechanical Door Repairer who explains a problem to a customer.

✔ communication skills

Explanation:

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Olin [163]3 years ago

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Answer:

Ellen is a Stationary Engineer who figures out what is wrong with machinery for heating a building.

Explanation:

The qualification that is best demonstrated out of all the options would be that Ellen is a Stationary Engineer who figures out what is wrong with machinery for heating a building.

Charlene's ability to stay on task has no direct correlation with being a highway worker.

Floyd's ability to lift heavy objects also has no direct correlation with being a repair worker.

Pedro's ability to explain a problem to a customer has no direct bearing on being a mechanical door repairer.

The only option with direct correlation is a stationary engineer's ability to figure out what is wrong with machinery for heating a building. A stationary engineer is also known as operating or power engineer.

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