Answering Questions

The purpose of a job interview is for the employer too________.

• judge what kind of employee you would be.

• pry into your personal business

• gossip about his employees

• have a free lunch

• waste time

When you answer an interviewer's question, you should_________.

• talk as fast as you can

• make eye contact with the person

• say what they want to hear

• lie

• exaggerate

If you claim to have certain experience or skills, you must_________.

• prepare to bluff

• make a joke about it

• prove that your claim is true

• have a video of you doing it

• call the company president

At the end of the interview you may be invited to_________.

• dinner

• call the company president

• ask questions of the interviewer

• lock up the office

• Aruba

A former boss or supervisor is one you________.

• once had

• liked a lot

• hated

• often called

• dreamed about

If an employee contributes to a company, he or she__________.

• takes something away

• brings something to it

• throws money in a basket

• calls out sick frequently

• is confused about their role in the company

To clarify something is to make it__________.

• old

• new

• clear

• confused

• claer

The conclusion of an interview is its____________.

• end

• low point

• beginning

• high point

• middle

An employer may ask you to tell him about your strongest skills.

• True

• False

It's okay for you to ask your interviewer how old they are.

• True

• False