The STAR Method (Situation or Task/Action/Result) Refers to A

question 66

Multiple Choice

The STAR method (Situation or Task/Action/Result) refers to a:

• A)consistent format for writing a letter of recommendation.
• B)consistent format to help a job applicant present a complete answer to open-ended behavioral questions.
• C) method used to evaluate the long-term and short-term goals of a job applicant.
• D) method used to analyze how well a job applicant has performed in a stress situation.

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Definitions:

Income

The financial amount earned from work (wages), capital (investments), or other revenue streams during a specific time frame.

Cafeteria Plans

Employee benefit plans that allow workers to choose from a variety of pre-tax benefits, including health insurance, retirement contributions, and flexible spending accounts.

Scholarship

A financial award given to students to support education, based on academic or other achievements, that does not require repayment.

Assistantship

A form of academic employment offered to students, typically involving teaching or research in exchange for a stipend and possibly tuition waiver.