Social Studies, 04.02.2020 14:01 adantrujillo1234

The chart below shows the qualifications of four job applicants.

qualifications of applicants

applicant 1

knowledge of how to maintain safety and hygiene

applicant 2

knowledge of how to operate equipment

applicant 3

ability to listen, explain, and teach

applicant 4

proficiency in other languages

which two applicants would be best suited for a job in travel and tourism?

a. applicants 1 and 2
b. applicants 3 and 4
c. applicants 1 and 4
d. applicants 2 and 3

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