When You Enter the Office for an Interview

question 64

Multiple Choice

When you enter the office for an interview,

• A)greet the interviewer confidently, and wait for him or her to initiate a handshake.
• B)avoid direct eye contact so that you do not make others feel uncomfortable.
• C)introduce yourself to the receptionist, and wait to be invited to sit.
• D)immediately open your briefcase to sort through your contents to locate copies of your résumé.

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