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Tazate

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Old office is to new office as boss is to
 
  a. computer.
  b. telephone.
  c. supervisor.
  d. technology.
  e. work reorganization.

Question 2

Rationalizing of office tasks has led to
 
  a. paying higher salaries to clerical workers.
  b. hiring fewer clerical workers.
  c. the typing pool.
  d. the development of telephones.
  e. a general slowdown in business correspondence.



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Answer to Question 1

c

Answer to Question 2

c



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