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Vadim26 [7]
2 years ago
5

As you move through your career and begin to seek promotions, it is helpful to ______. A. Target and train for specific career p

romotions which fit your needs b. Remain tied to traditional practices in a technologically advancing age c. Show commitment to always doing your job in the same way no matter what d. Compile your professional development and growth every ten years.
Business
1 answer:
marishachu [46]2 years ago
4 0

As you advance and seek promotions in your career, you should continue to show commitment to always doing your job in the same way no matter what.

Career refers to a job that a person decides to undertake for a significantly long period of a person's life. A career may lead a person to hold several different but related jobs as he/she continues to advance in a career.

As you move through your career and begin to seek promotions, it is helpful to show commitment to always doing your job in the same way no matter what.

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