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Band 4+: The charts show the qualities employers and employees think are important in job seekers. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

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The image displays two visual representations; the top is a pie chart labeled "Survey of Job Applicants" with the question "What is most important for getting a job?" and corresponding percentages: Education 39%, Work Experience 26%, Technical Skills 24%, References 7%, Passion and Enthusiasm 4%. The bottom shows a bar chart titled "Qualities Employers Look For" with a y-axis scale ranging from 0 to 120 and labeled "Number of Job Adverts." It presents the following qualities and their respective values: Organized 100, Motivated 95, Qualified 71, Team Player 70, Confident 51, Degree 46, Problem Solver 45, Flexible 43, Proactive 42, Track Record 38, Innovative 28.
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The charts illustrate the qualities employers look for and the purposes of employment

It is clear from the graphs that, overall,work education is mostly demanding things for getting a job.while, employers search for an organised employees

When it comes to the important things in sob searcher, education takes the first position with a figure of 39% , followed by work experience the at 28% which is the second highest categories.technical skills is almost close to it at 24% in contrast, passion and enthusiasm is belongs to 7% and 4% respectively

In terms of qualities employers mention, organised ranks first with an impressive 100 thousand.communication skills and motivated almost at 60%.Qualificaton flexibly degree commitment track record and innovative falls in the rankes of60 and 30

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The charts show the qualities employers and employees think are important in job seekers. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

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