Since Interviews Are Especially Good at Assessing Applicants' Interpersonal Skills

question 51

True/False

Since interviews are especially good at assessing applicants' interpersonal skills, they work particularly well with cognitive ability tests, and the combination leads to even better selection decisions than using either alone.

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