MINDTAP F/UNDERSTANDING MGMT
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Jamika possesses several positive and negative managerial traits. We need to list out how these traits shall affect her getting a top position at Riverwood Mall saloon.
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Jamika rose from the ranks and secured the key position through her hard work. She has many good qualities which will brighten her chance to secure a dream job. Also, she faces the risk of rejection on account of several negative traits she possesses. These traits may hinder her potential to perform optimally to secure a better job.
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