After job-hunting for two months, Jessica had to choose between two alternatives" for employment-a fashion magazine and a clothing store. She already had (1)job offers from both employers. They planned to make the offers definite after they were able to (2)application. the information on her job. In the meantime, Jessica thought about the good and bad points of the two jobs. Both offered the (3)that she liked; she hated doing the same thing every day. Both had good benefits, such as sick leave and vacation time. However, the two companies would not (4)her equally. At this salary would endorse a promotion for her within a few months. At the fashion magazine Jessica's starting salary the clothing store, Jessica would start out at a (5) salary-not as much as she had hoped for. With her many expenses, she might even have to find a part-time job in the evenings to (6) But there were other reasons for taking this job. Working for the store, Jessica would be free to put her many ideas into practice right away. Her manager said he would not (7)any attempts she might make to move up in the company. In fact, he promised that if her work was good, he would far (8) what she would get paid at the clothing store-she wouldn't have to worry about money at all. But the prospects of getting promotions and raises were not so definite. Jessica could (9)(10)of both jobs as learning experiences and also felt she could much satisfaction from either one. This would not be an easy decision. Choose the

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