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Maxwell has a PhD in Comparative Languages, is a former recipient of the Bon Prix de Langue from the Institute of Speech and Sound, and has been recognized as one of the few remaining speakers of Bwatoo, a dying language from the Solomon Islands. Maxwell's full-time job is teaching introductory French to high school students. How would most people view Maxwell's current occupation?
◦ Maxwell is likely to be satisfied with his employment situation.
◦ Maxwell needs more training to fulfill his job responsibilities.
◦ Maxwell is legitimately overqualified for his occupation.
◦ Maxwell has the appropriate amount of training necessary to perform his job duties.
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