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Suzanne is reviewing the completed job application of a person applying for a marketing position. Which of the following questions would LEAST likely be answered by the application form?

▸ Does the applicant have the education and experience to perform the job?

▸ Has the applicant experienced job stability?

▸ What job-related progress and growth has the applicant experienced?

▸ Does the applicant have any significant health conditions?

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Fundamentals of Human Resource Management

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