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Business, 10.03.2021 22:40 amandasantiago2001

Needs this asap please! Consider the jobs that come with great occupational hazards as described in the unit. Of these occupations, which would you be the most interested in pursuing? Why? Which would you be the least interested in pursuing or find the most frightening? Explain and discuss. Please put this is your on words and a paragraph long.

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