Question

which of the following are examples of lifelong learning increasing the chance of a promotion? check all of the boxes that apply.
a customer service representative takes classes to become fluent in another language.
a restaurant server reads a book on how to manage people.
a computer hardware technician takes a gymnastics class.
a software tester works toward a degree in software development.

Explanation:

• A customer service representative taking classes to become fluent in another language: This skill (language proficiency) can enhance communication with a wider range of customers, which is valuable in a customer - service role and can lead to promotion.
• A restaurant server reading a book on how to manage people: Management skills are relevant for moving up in a restaurant (e.g., to a supervisor or manager position).
• A software tester working toward a degree in software development: Gaining a more advanced and relevant degree (software development is closely related to software testing) can open up promotion opportunities within the software - related field.
• A computer hardware technician taking a gymnastics class: Gymnastics class is a personal hobby and not directly related to skills needed for promotion in a computer hardware technician role.

Answer:

A. A customer service representative takes classes to become fluent in another language.
B. A restaurant server reads a book on how to manage people.
D. A software tester works toward a degree in software development.