Mark recently graduated with honours from his college.He has bragged to his friends that his fine academic performance has prepared him so well for a successful career that he can forget school or training in his future.In evaluating the workplace of the future,Mark is:
A)exactly right.His past performance should carry him to success.
B)completely wrong.Studies show that a college education has little to do with success.
C)over confident.Global competition means that flexibility and finding out where jobs are being created,and moving when appropriate are important.
D)probably right.Specialized training today is a key to continued success in the future. The highly competitive nature of the global economy and rapid changes in technology mean that students must keep their skills and knowledge up to date even after they graduate.

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Mark's assumption that his past academic performance guarantees future success is overconfident and does not take into account the rapidly changing job market and global competition. In today's world, flexibility and adaptability to changing job markets and technologies are essential for success.

Mark Recently Graduated with Honours from His College