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6 years ago
List five types of employment interviews and describe when each would be used.

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At the time of her graduation, Julia obtained permission from several people who will serve as references for her. Two years later, she is interviewing for a new position and knows that some employers she has interviewed with will be performing background checks on her. In regard to her references, she should
 a. do nothing at this point.
  b. send a message to her references, letting them know that requests for information will be forthcoming, and attach a current rsum.
  c. select all new references.
  d. call each reference to apologize for the inconvenience.

Ques. 3

You have just told your supervisor of your intention to resign from your job, and your supervisor asked you to submit it in writing. Your message should
 a. be written deductively, stating the date of the resignation in the first sentence.
  b. recall a positive experience you had with the company.
  c. give all the reasons why you decided to leave the job.
  d. state the termination in the final sentence.

Ques. 4

You have decided to accept another position and must write a refusal letter to a firm that had also offered you a job. The message should be written
 a. deductively, opening with a pleasant comment regarding the interview, the refusal, and a forward-looking ending
  b. inductively, opening with an explanation about why the job offer is being refused, followed by the refusal, and closing with an apology for the refusal.
  c. inductively, opening with the nature of the subject, followed by the reasons for the refusal, the refusal, and a pleasant ending.
  d. deductively, opening with the refusal, followed by the reasons for the refusal, and an apology for wasting the interviewer's time.
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6 years ago
Answer to #1

The types of employment interviews vary between companies as described below:
 Structured interviews are generally used in the screening process. The interviewer follows a predetermined agenda to elicit necessary information from the candidates.
 Unstructured interviews are used to explore unknown areas or to determine the applicant's ability to speak comfortably or to think on his or her feet.
 Stress interviews are designed to place the interviewee in an anxiety-producing situation so an evaluation of the interviewee's performance under stress may be made.
 Group interviews are used to get the opinions of several employees about a candidate and his or her ability to work on a team.
 Video interviews are often used to screen candidates from remote locations.

Answer to #2

B

Answer to #3

B

Answer to #4

C
rrfiaa Author
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6 years ago
Genius!!!!!!
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