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Mitchell graduated with his A. A. in criminal justice, but has no job. Factors that are important to Mitchell in his job search are making as much money as possible and working in a job that is a stepping stone to a career as a lawyer or judge. Mitchell is finally offered four jobs for which he is qualified. Which job is the best fit for Mitchell? Job 1: Security Guard at his Synagogue
Volunteer
Near home
Friendly people
Experience in his career field
Job 2: Postal Service Mail Sorter
5 minutes from home
Work on a small team
$60,000-$74,000 per year
Some weekends required
Job 3: Loss Prevention at Large Retail Chain
Lots of independence in work
Pays minimum wage to begin
Entry-level job in law enforcement
Opportunity to become a full-time job
Job 4: Legal Assistant
$48,000 per year
Fast paced, tight deadlines
Must move across the country
Opportunities to network with lawyers
A. Job #1
B. Job #2
C. Job #3
D. Job #4

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