For Most Interviews, Asking Your Own Questions Is

question 62

Multiple Choice

For most interviews, asking your own questions is

• A)necessary only if you are interviewing for a management position.
• B)risky and a bad idea unless you are certain the interview is going well.
• C)just as important as answering the employer's questions effectively.
• D)usually viewed as a sign of arrogance-after all, the employer is in charge.

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