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New JSfirm Feature Asks: How Well Do You Know Your Job?

Aviation job platform JSfirm unveils Skill Check feature on website.

By Jerry Siebenmark • Senior Editor

November 18, 2019

Aviation job platform JSfirm has created a new feature called Skill Check that enables job seekers to test themselves on their aviation knowledge. “The goals of this initiative are to create refresher material for current aviation industry employees that can also double as a study guide for future graduates,” JSfirm member advocate Joel Scekeres said.

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