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Based on your reading of the following passage, which applicant has the best chance of being hired by the city? At a civil service hiring fair, Benita, Chandra, Dre, and Ellen are applying for the same job as a port risk manager. Benita
has worked as a seaman and mechanic In a very busy port for two years; she has no college background. Chandra is a
recent college graduate with high grades but no job experience. Dre has a degree in engineering and has worked for
several years as a civil engineer. Ellen has a degree in criminal justice, has completed graduate work in risk assessment,
and although she has never worked in a port setting, was an officer in the Navy.
Chandra
Ellen
O Dre
Benita

Based on your reading of the following passage, which applicant has the best chance of being hired

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