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Masja [62]
2 years ago
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Oakley, a freshman just starting college, hasn't decided on his major. He is looking into operations management and is also expl

oring job opportunities in this field. Which of the following statements about jobs for operations management majors is most accurate? If he majors in operations management, Oakley will
A. have limited job opportunities because operations management positions are only available in the slowly growing manufacturing sector.B. acquire skills and knowledge that are valuable to firms in both the manufacturing and service sectors.C. have plenty of job offers, but they will mainly be in low wage positions in the service sector.D. find plenty of employment opportunities in the government and education, but not very many in the private sector.
Business
1 answer:
andreev551 [17]2 years ago
5 0

Answer:

Acquire skills and knowledge that are valuable to firms in both manufacturing and service sectors

Explanation:

Manufacturing and service operations answer different questions and formulate different strategies when it comes to planning and managing the way in which an organization is run.

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