A) reply that you have been a member of so many successful teams that no particular instance stands out.
B) say that you not only enjoy teamwork, especially problem-solving groups, but also work well independently.
C) tell a success story about a specific group project, your contributions, and the results.
D) list the names of all work teams on which you participated and stress that all were successful.
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A) briefly summarize problems at your current job that require you to change employers.
B) show what you know about the interviewer's company and how your goals match the company and its culture.
C) explain that as a recent graduate you want to work for any company needing a person with your skills and background.
D) tell the truth about your reasons for seeking this job; for example, you are unemployed, you need more pay or better benefits, or you just graduated.
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A) showing some passion by bringing up a controversial topic and taking a clear stand.
B) speaking forcefully but using some slang such as like and ya know to sound relaxed and friendly.
C) elaborating on your answers and criticizing the person or object causing the problems at a previous job.
D) occasionally refocusing and clarifying vague questions by asking Do you mean...?
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A) informing your current employer of your plans.
B) preparing success stories.
C) writing a resignation letter.
D) purchasing a gift for the interviewer.
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A) Very few of today's companies conduct online interviews.
B) Online interviews save job applicants and companies time and money.
C) Individuals who participate in online interviews need not be concerned about their appearance, eye contact, and nonverbal behaviors.
D) Companies conduct online interviews only when they must interview candidates who reside in other countries.
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A) Don't refer to your résumé or references during the first phone call because these references are appropriate only in the placement interview.
B) Take notes about the conversation immediately after hanging up to avoid forgetting details.
C) In the first phone call, be polite and enthusiastic; but don't be pushy by discussing your qualifications.
D) If caught off guard by the call, ask whether you can call back in a few minutes.
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A) allow more than the standard two-week notice if you have a high or responsible position within the company.
B) offer thanks and end with a forward-looking statement.
C) remind the employer of your contributions.
D) All answer choices are correct.
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A) The more an individual learns about the interview process, the better prepared he or she will be.
B) Job interviews allow employers and candidates opportunities to evaluate one another.
C) Most people find job interviews stressful.
D) All answer choices are accurate statements about job interviews.
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A) Admit that you are less qualified, but stress you can be paid less than more experienced applicants.
B) Describe how you are correcting one of your most significant weaknesses to display your strong work ethic and determination.
C) Confidently explain your strengths such as your openness to new ideas and knowledge of the latest methods and equipment.
D) Since it is clear that you will not get this job offer, do not answer this question.
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A) declining the offer, providing a thorough explanation of the reasons for declining, and expanding on your qualifications for a new position.
B) thanking the employer for the offer and briefly declining the position.
C) specifying personal reasons for your decision.
D) declining the position and offering assistance finding your replacement.
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A) You must be totally committed to the job and the company to participate in a sequential interview, which often takes weeks or even months to complete.
B) You can assume that later interviewers know what was said in a previous interview because sequential interviews are designed to save time.
C) As sequential interviews progress, interviews become more in-depth, which means that you need to know even more about the company.
D) As an applicant, you should never repeat yourself because each interviewer will brief the other interviewers, making it unnecessary for you to answer the same questions.
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A) To prove you have only strengths, reply that you have no weaknesses at all.
B) To be completely honest with the interviewer, talk about the employment weakness that concerns you most.
C) Mention a previous weakness and the way you have corrected it.
D) Demonstrate your honesty by bringing up every weakness you can identify.
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