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A) Phone
B) E-mail
C) Certified mail
D) Twitter message
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A) greet the interviewer confidently, and wait for him or her to initiate a handshake.
B) avoid direct eye contact so that you do not make others feel uncomfortable.
C) introduce yourself to the receptionist, and wait to be invited to sit.
D) immediately open your briefcase to sort through your contents to locate copies of your résumé.
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A) Sit erect, leaning forward slightly to show interest and confidence.
B) Change positions often and gesture as frequently as possible to convey high energy.
C) Lean forward, resting your arms on the desk or table before you, to indicate control.
D) Relax back into your chair, slouching slightly, to demonstrate self-assurance.
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A) Join as many groups or fan pages as possible to demonstrate your popularity.
B) Make your personal social networking pages available to all individuals.
C) Remove any photos, content, and links that could make you look unprofessional.
D) Update your status about your current job search frequently so that your friends and family know how things are going.
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A) Let the interviewer have complete charge of the entire interview.
B) Practice interviewing as much as you can, especially with real companies.
C) Rehearse answers to the most frequently asked interview questions.
D) Take deep breaths while waiting for the interview to begin.
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A) May I have a tour of the facilities?
B) When do you expect to make a decision?
C) No, I have no questions right now; you have shared all the information I need.
D) What are the major challenges for a person in this position?
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A) A story about a lemonade stand that Braden ran when he was a child
B) A story about working as part of a team in college to prepare a classroom presentation about a company's history
C) A story about volunteering for a local food bank over the holidays
D) A story about developing a new sales technique that increased his customer sales by 30 percent over a six-month period
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A) A one-on-one interview conducted by the human resources director
B) A stress interview conducted by the head of the programming division
C) A computer screening interview to test applicants' programming skills
D) A group interview of several candidates at one time
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A) alerting your references that they may be contacted by the employer.
B) sending a small gift to the receptionist to show your sincere appreciation.
C) calling the organization's human resources department to learn more about your competitors for the open position.
D) waiting at least one month for a call of acceptance or rejection.
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A) Name of the company
B) Position title and expected job requirements
C) A copy of your résumé
D) You should provide all this information to your references.
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