If You Didn't Get a Position That You Really Wanted

question 42

Multiple Choice

If you didn't get a position that you really wanted, what should you do?

• A) Send a rejection follow-up letter that says you're disappointed but still interested.
• B) Make a negative posting about the company on Facebook to show how upset you are.
• C) Nothing. Contacting the employer again will make you look desperate.
• D) Call the employer at least once or twice a week for the next two months to see whether a position is available.

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Definitions:

Overapplied Overhead

A situation in cost accounting where the allocated overhead for a period exceeds the actual overhead incurred.

Job Order Cost System

This system is a cost accounting method that assigns costs to specific production batches or jobs, making it easier to track the financial resources spent on each job.

Underapplied Manufacturing Overhead

The situation where the allocated manufacturing overhead costs are less than the actual costs incurred.