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Business, 21.07.2019 04:30 mariaramirez110379

Below is a list of applicants for a business, management, and administration career. list of candidates including highest degree and skill set degree skill set applicant 1 associates attention to detail, organizational skills, and critical thinking skills applicant 2 master's math skills, critical thinking skills, and computer skills applicant 3 bachelor's computer skills, analyzing skills, and verbal communication skills applicant 4 master's long-term planning skills, office technology skills, and stress-management skills which applicant would be best suited for an operation research analyst? applicant 1 applicant 2 applicant 3 applicant 4

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