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Mickey stocks paperback books in several local retail stores, discount chain stores, and pharmacies. he visits the stores on a regular basis to check inventory, create new displays, and restock inventory.
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Mickey stocks paperback books in several local retail stores, discount chain stores, and pharmacies. he visits the stores on a regular basis to check inventory, create new displays, and restock inventory. this suggests that mickey is a _______.
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This job description suggests that Mickey is a merchandiser. Mickey doesn't actually work for any of the retail stores that he frequents as a part of his job. He is there to make sure that the product of the company he works for is being displayed effectively, and that the store is fully stocked with that product.
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