Multiple Choice
What are career anchors?
A) Core values, interests and abilities that are developed during school years
B) Core values, interests and abilities that are developed during late career and transition to retirement
C) Core values, interests and abilities that are developed during midcareer and maintenance stage transitions
D) Core values, interests and abilities that are developed during early career
Correct Answer:
Verified
Correct Answer:
Verified
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