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Fiesta28 [93]
3 years ago
15

Average Joe goes to a community college for an interview. He wants to train for a career with a lot of openings. One career they

suggest is
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1 answer:
mojhsa [17]3 years ago
4 0

Answer:

Careers they can suggest include cashiers, hand laborers, janitors, office clerks, customer service representatives, waiters, retail salespeople etc.

Step-by-step explanation:

Firstly, we begin by defining who 'Average Joe' is. Average Joe is a name or nomenclature used in North America to refer to a person who is considered to be ordinary. They are so called because they are 'average', there is nothing about them that is exceptional (no exceptional abilities, attributes, characteristics etc.)

Secondly, there are many a career with lots of openings. As a matter of fact, majority of these openings have their minimum qualification to be a high school diploma or its equivalent. Furthermore, employers usually provide on-the-job training for such openings to cater for any inadequacy on the part of the employee. Such openings include but are not restricted to <u>cashiers</u>, <u>hand laborers</u>, <u>janitors</u>, <u>office clerks</u>, <u>customer service</u> <u>representatives</u>, <u><em>waiters</em></u>, <u>retail salespeople</u> etc. These amongst many other such openings can be suggested to him. He can choose from among these choices or other ones not captured here

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