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Chapter 10, Problem 6EE
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Whether I exchange ideas or information with people doing other kinds of jobs.
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It is highly significant to interact with other colleagues at work to gain understanding about their jobs, skills, experience, expertise and many other personal characteristics, to identify areas to improve in life by maintaining and striving to build personality, skills that would enhance an individual’s life over time.
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