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The expression "Climb the ladder" (second to last sentence) may be replaced by
{ } be compelled to do more in-office time.
{ } be pushed back into remote work from home.
{ } be offered a better work-life balance.
{ } be seen working in an online environment.
{ } be promoted in their corporate career.

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Trabalho Híbrido: Desafios e Oportunidades

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Ed

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A expressão "Climb the ladder" geralmente se refere ao avanço na carreira ou à promoção dentro de uma organização. Portanto, a opção que melhor substitui essa expressão é: { } be promoted in their corporate career. Essa alternativa reflete a ideia de subir na hierarquia profissional, que é o significado da expressão "Climb the ladder".

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