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Kitty [74]
2 years ago
4

According to the Business Week article, "How to Get a Life and Do Your Job" the most important aspect when pursuing a career in

business is to ______.
choose a career that interests you
make enough money to maintain a certain lifestyle
be successful
balance work with life
Business
2 answers:
galben [10]2 years ago
6 0

"How to Get a Life and Do Your Job" was an article BW asked its readers to explain how they managed life and job. Most replied that the most important aspect was to <u>balance work with life</u>

Nikolay [14]2 years ago
3 0

Hi there!

According to the Business Week article, "How to Get a Life and Do Your Job" the most important aspect when pursuing a career in business is to ______.

Answer - balance work with life

Why - The reason I chose D is because you can't just work, work, work and have no time for your self and vice versa. You need time to work certain times and have time to do personal things.

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