Please help quick!! Ms. Ngyuen works for a book publisher. She is in charge of setting up and hosting four book fairs per year. At these book fairs, the owners of bookstores talk with authors and learn about the new books coming out. Which of these job titles BEST describes her job?

A.
facilities manager

B.
records and information manager

C.
meeting and convention planner

D.
arbitrator

Answer: I believe C is the correct answer

Answer:

C. Meeting and Convention Planner.

Explanation:

Ms. Nguyen's job involves organizing and hosting book fairs where bookstore owners meet with authors and learn about new books. This requires planning, coordination, and logistics to ensure that the events run smoothly. The job title that best describes this type of work is "meeting and convention planner." Facilities manager would be responsible for managing the physical space of a building or facility records, and information manager would be responsible for managing records and information for an organization, and an arbitrator would be responsible for resolving disputes between parties.

LUCA makes $58,000 per year, is single, and lives in Seattle, WA. He has $27,000 in Direct Unsubsidized federal loans, but he’s got another $62,000 in private student loans and lives in an expensive neighborhood, so his rent is high. He’s hoping to keep his Federal student loan payments to less than $200 per month for the first few years so that his budget will work out.
What is a potential downside of Luca’s taking this loan repayment plan that works in his budget right now?

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Click this link to view O*NET’s Skills section for Glass Blowers, Molders, Benders, and Finishers. Note that common skills are listed toward the top and less common skills are listed toward the bottom. According to O*NET, what common skills are needed by Glass Blowers, Molders, Benders, and Finishers? Select two options.


1-quality control analysis

2-installation

3-science

4-monitoring

5-technology design

HELP PLEASE!! 40 POINTS When did people first formally begin writing about management?

A.
1600s

B.
1700s

C.
1800s

D.
1900s