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Stells [14]
2 years ago
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Jody is known for being organized. She has great interpersonal skills, and she enjoys finding creative solutions to problems. Wh

ich of the following careers would allow her to use these skills, talents, and abilities the most? meeting planner radiologist epidemiologist phlebotomist physician’s assistant
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2 answers:
Aleonysh [2.5K]2 years ago
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Answer:

I too believe the best option to be letter A) meeting planner.

Explanation:

A meeting planner, or event planner, is a person responsible for coordinating every aspect of a professional event or meeting and, to do so, he/she must be organized. Schedules and contacts must be constantly updated and categorized in a way that will make it easier to find and access. Since he/she has to deal with different businesses and people to get everything done properly and in due time, a meeting planner must have great interpersonal skills. In case one or more of the many aspects involved (transportation, location, time, weather, invitations, catering etc.) happens to have an unexpected problem, the meeting planner must be capable to come up with creative solutions. Thus, I believe this is the career in which Jodi would best employ her abilities.

Anarel [89]2 years ago
4 0
The answer I chose is Meeting Planner because t do so one must be very organized and creative.
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