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mynx

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A worker who aspires to an orderly career is most likely to avoid
 
  a. occupational inheritance.
  b. formal on-the-job training.
  c. entry ports.
  d. fringe benefits.
  e. dead-end jobs.

Question 2

Carlos is employed as an executive in City A. His wife, Jenny, works for a law firm in a City B. Because of the distance involved, Jenny stays in an apartment in City B during the week and comes home to City A on the weekends. Carlos and Jenny have a(n)
 
  a. income squeeze.
  b. empty nest.
  c. commuter marriage.
  d. boundaryless career.
  e. entry port.



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Answer to Question 1

e

Answer to Question 2

c



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