EBK UNDERSTANDING MANAGEMENT
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Author: MARCIC
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Chapter 10, Problem 12AYSSL
Summary Introduction
To determine:
The word that describes me better is:
- Analytical.
- Empathetic
Introduction:
Analytic skills seek advice from the facility to bring together as well as analyse information, problem-solve, and make decisions. The particular strengths may help deal with a company's problems along with outdistance its overall production as well as contentment.
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