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sesenic [268]
3 years ago
6

Preparing as much as possible for your first day of work can help workers to ________. A. Remember important tasks they have for

gotten b. Let employers see how hard working they are c. Use up stores of nervous energy they have d. Feel unprepared for their new challenges.
Business
1 answer:
mixer [17]3 years ago
7 0

Preparing as much as possible for your first day of work can help workers to

remember important tasks they have forgotten.

<h3>What is Preparation?</h3>

Preparation involves the act pf getting things ready for a particular occasion

and it involves proper planning. During the course of planning, different

things are put into place to ensure the aim is achieved maximally.

Preparation for first day of work will help individuals remember things they

have forgotten so as to prevent hitches during work and ensure the work is

done efficiently.

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