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CR · Critical Reasoning
sub-505
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A recent study shows that university graduates switch jobs an average of five times within the first twelve years after graduation. Consequently, to minimize employee turnover, hiring managers should prioritize candidates who graduated from university at least twelve years ago.
What assumption underlies this recommendation?
What assumption underlies this recommendation?
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Job changes within the same organization are less frequent than changes between different organizations.
B
Graduates who completed their degrees more than twelve years ago tend to change jobs less often than their more recent counterparts.
C
The turnover rate is higher among companies that employ individuals without university degrees compared to those that hire graduates.
D
Most employees resign from their positions due to employer requests rather than their own choice.
E
The study did not consider graduates who took breaks in their careers to pursue further education.
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PrathamFeb 22, 2025
can you explain more?
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