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kozerog [31]
1 year ago
12

This chart represents the desired employers for four different Manufacturing employees. Manufacturing Employees Interested in Wo

rking for Specific Employers
Employee Desired Employers
Gary Wants to be self-employed
Caton Want to work for the government
Eva Wants to work for a private company
Tam Wants to work for private company or the government

Which describes the possible careers that would best meet the desires of the employees?

A) Gary should work in Manufacturing Production Process Development; Caton should work in Logistics and Inventory Control; Eva should work in Production; and Tam should work in Maintenance, Installation and Repairs.

B)Gary should work in Logistics and Inventory Control; Caton should work in Production; Eva should work in Maintenance, Installation and Repairs; and Tam should work in Quality Assurance.

C)Gary should work in Production; Caton should work in Manufacturing Production Process Development; Eva should work in Maintenance, Installation and Repairs; and Tam should work in Health, Safety, and Environmental Assurance.

D)Gary should work in Health, Safety, and Environmental Assurance; Caton should work in Maintenance, Installation, and Repairs; Eva should work in Production; and Tam should work in Logistics and Inventory Control.
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1 answer:
CaHeK987 [17]1 year ago
4 0
I think the answer is A.

Gary should work in Manufacturing Production Process Development
Caton should work in Logistics and Inventory Control 
Eva should work in Production
Tam should work in Maintenance, Installation and Repairs. 
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