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Notre Dame Jaston Traits
During the period I have worked with Jaston I have learnt a few unique traits that make him a perfect candidate for Notre Dame. He is an innovative thinker who questions every decision and speaks his mind. His response are always well backed with sound reasoning and can be relied on. Jaston conducts himself professionally in stressful situations as well. He is known to push himself to test the waters in new areas over and above his regular duties. That said he always appears to be determine to find or create value in everything he does. Jaston is clearly one of the best persons have ever seen. This is no small accomplishment as KPMG hires only the best and brightest people, and Jaston is consistently in the top 15 percent of that group of people
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