Business, 06.01.2020 15:31 Isabella1319

This chart represents different workplaces. circles a, b, and c are particular to certain career pathways and d represents a typical workplace for all three pathways. which best completes circles a, b, c, and d? logistics and distribution is the career of circle a, m arketing information management is the career of circle b, marketing communications is the career of circle c, and circle d is "an office". logistics and distribution is the career of circle a, buying and merchandising is the career of circle b, professional sales is the career of circle c, and circle d is "an office." buying and merchandising is the career of circle a, marketing communications is the career of circle b, professional sales is the career of circle c, and circle d is "work in a restaurant." buying and merchandising is the career of circle a, entrepreneurship is the career of circle b, logistics and distribution is the career of circle c, and circle d is "work in a restaurant".

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