An Interviewer Should Begin the Interviewing Process By

question 78

Multiple Choice

An interviewer should begin the interviewing process by:

• A) making the candidate feel comfortable.
• B) asking about background, qualifications, goals, and expectations.
• C) recording impressions of the candidate.
• D) preparing the content and conditions of the interview.

Learn the importance of establishing common ground in persuasive requests.

Recognize the structure and content strategies for problem-solving messages.

Distinguish between direct and indirect request strategies and their appropriate use in persuasive communication.

Understand the implications and results of international assessments like PISA.

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Definitions:

Normative Base

involves the standard or norm-based criteria or assumptions that underpin a theory, model, or approach.

Uniform Procedures

Standardized methods or processes that are consistently applied in various situations to ensure fairness, efficiency, or quality.

National Character

A set of personality traits and cultural norms thought to be prevalent among citizens of a particular nation.

Five-factor Model

A comprehensive framework for understanding personality, comprised of five broad dimensions: openness, conscientiousness, extraversion, agreeableness, and neuroticism.