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SELECT ALL THAT APPLY!! Choose the qualities that are key to both a planning aide and an eligibility interviewer.

A.) artistic aptitude
B.) independent
C.) good communication skill
D.) good problem solving ability
E.) work well with people
F.) leadership ability
G.) organized
H.) logical mind

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