Sean is a gas station employee whose job consists of checking out customers who don't pay at the pump. Which of the following statements is true about Sean's job?
A. It has high identity.
B. It has low stability.
C. It has low variety.
D. It has high moral significance.
E. It has high utilization of ability.
Answer: C
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A. open B. closed C. open-door D. environmental E. ongoing
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a. Finite loading b. Infinite loading c. Fixed loading d. Iterative loading
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A. innovations B. brand C. good D. services E. offering