The Factor That Differentiates the Interpersonal Interview Style from the Professional

question 28

Multiple Choice

The factor that differentiates the interpersonal interview style from the professional interview style is that the latter

• A) is informal in nature.
• B) focuses primarily on the information pertinent to the job itself.
• C) does not enable a candidate to build rapport with an interviewer.
• D) enables an interviewer to gain more information about a candidate.

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Definitions:

Alteration

A change or modification made to an object, document, or system, often intended to improve functionality or appearance.

Foreign Draft

A financial instrument used in international trade, drawn by an exporter on a foreign buyer, which orders the payment of a specified amount of money.

Without Recourse

A term indicating that the seller of a financial instrument or commercial paper relinquishes the right to demand payment from the issuer in the case of default.

Cashier's Check

A check issued by a bank, drawn on its own funds rather than that of an account holder, and commonly used to guarantee payment.