READING ASSIGNMENT CHAPTER SIX

  • Due Jun 3, 2015 by 11:59pm
  • Points 10
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ANSWER THE FOLLOWING QUESTIONS BASED ON YOUR EXPERIENCES:

 Use your textbook and outside sources to support your answers. 

Consider a career field you might want to enter.

What types of interviews are conducted in that field?

What interviewing skills might help you in succeed in that field?

What is the most enjoyable interview you ever participated in? What made it so?

Describe the worst interview you ever participated in. What made it so?

Can you think of some situations that you might not ordinarily think of as “interviews” but that fit the definition? What makes an interview different from a conversation?What is the relationship between the amount of control an interviewer has and the interview structure?

 

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Basic: Errors are persistent and various throughout the work.
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Total Points: 10 out of 10