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3 years ago

I would rather have a job where I can focus on something rather than having many different things to do

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2 answers:

Allushta [10]3 years ago

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Answer: It depends on the job

Explanation:

Judging by your corresponding entries I believe this is a job interview question to check your preference or rather whether you are fit for a job. If you prefer a job that requires multi tasking where you can handle the pressure then it is best not to assent to this statement but rather to disagree with it. If you would like to focus on one thing at a time then agreeing would be best.

Wewaii [24]3 years ago

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Is this a question or a statement? I suggest you should get a career rather than a job. It sounds better and should help you focus on that something

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