If you are happiest being a "hands-on" professional rather than becoming a manager, you may prefer a(n) ______ career.
A)steady-state
B)portfolio
C)spiral
D)inclining
E)linear

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The steady-state career is actually fairly commonplace: Sales representatives, computer programmers, or physicians, for example, may decide they are happy being "hands-on" professionals rather than managers.

If You Are Happiest Being a "Hands-On" Professional Rather Than