English, 31.08.2021 20:00, naddiachoudry9970

Your Personal Career Narrative should contain the following. Check all that apply.

A. A paragraph that argues why your career is the highest paying job.

B. A thesis statement that clearly identifies the career you've chosen.

C. An introduction that interests the reader.

D. I don't know

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