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00:01 All right, so we're going to answer this piece by piece.

00:01 I personally would work best with the cfo because i'm very type a.

00:13 Organized, meticulous.

00:17 With, like, timing and things, i do best with a strict schedule and hard deadlines, which sounds right up his alley.

00:30 Otherwise, if i have wiggle room to slack off or procrastinate, i will.

00:35 All right, so next we're looking at a bunch of different scenarios and what type of personality and leadership they'd do best with.

00:42 So we're just going to go, one, two, three, four, and say which of the three people you interviewed with that i think that they best get along with.

00:50 So first, accompanying with routine and unskilled job functions, i think the ceo would be the best fit because his warm, friendly, supportive demeanor would be encouraging to the workers...

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