The "PAR" Approach Refers to

question 123

Multiple Choice

The "PAR" approach refers to

• A) "prepare," "answer," and "review."
• B) "personality," "appearance," and "references."
• C) a method of backing up your interview answers with evidence.
• D) an honesty test that is frequently administered to potential job candidates.

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