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burchfield96

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Examples of ________ include typical mass-production or assembly operations.
 
  A) routine technology
  B) divisional technology
  C) information technology
  D) nonroutine technology

Question 2

Depending on the organization, customer service can be a good entry-level job to help develop the __________ and __________ skills.
 
  A) promotion; production
  B) product knowledge; organizational political
  C) interpersonal; product knowledge
  D) problem solving; organizational



morganmarie791

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Answer to Question 1

A

Answer to Question 2

C



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