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What are the benefits of transferable skills? Check all of the boxes that apply.
They are easier to develop than job-specific skills.
They help a person develop self-esteem.
They are necessary for job advancement.
They allow easy cross-company transfers.
They open up a variety of employment options.
They can replace many IT skills.
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