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Question 1.

When is the best time to ask for a copy of the job description?

▸ prior to the interview for a job

▸ after you are hired

▸ when it is time for your annual review

▸ after the job interview

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Telling your boss "It's not in my job description" when asked to help on a project is called

▸ following labor laws

▸ being honest

▸ insubordination

▸ reason for termination

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