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A cashier at the convenience store ignores a customer who is clearly having trouble serving herself at the refreshment center. YES (shows good work ethic) NO (does not show good work ethic)
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A cashier at the convenience store ignores a customer who is clearly having trouble serving herself at the refreshment center.

YES (shows good work ethic)
NO (does not show good work ethic)

User Kabindas
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No, does not show good work.
User Kurt Bourbaki
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this seems a little obvious so the answer is no, doesn’t show good work ethic
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