You are hereby appointed as a curriculum developer with a period of probation that shall last for 6 months; at the end of which you will be confirmed or let go as per your performance evaluation.

Consider the following assumptions:

I. The performance of any professional cannot usually be assessed at the time of offering the job.

II. The probation period is intended for the professional to demonstrate their capabilities.

Which of the above assumptions is/are implicit in the statement?

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You are hereby appointed as a curriculum developer with a period of probation that shall last for 6 months; at the end of which you will be confirmed or let go as per your performance evaluation.

Consider the following assumptions:

I. The performance of any professional cannot usually be assessed at the time of offering the job.

II. The probation period is intended for the professional to demonstrate their capabilities.

Which of the above assumptions is/are implicit in the statement?

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**Solution:**

1. The statement mentions a probation period of 6 months during which the professional's performance will be evaluated before confirmation or termination.

2. Assumption I states that the performance of a professional cannot usually be judged at the time of offering the job. This is implied because the probation period exists precisely to assess performance over time.

3. Assumption II says that the probation period is meant for the professional to prove their abilities. This is also implicit as the statement clearly indicates confirmation depends on performance evaluation during probation.

4. Since both assumptions logically follow from the statement, both are implicit.

**Answer:** If both I and II are implicit

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