When Interviewing for a Job, You Should Portray Your Switching

question 76

Multiple Choice

When interviewing for a job, you should portray your switching costs as:

• A) high because the hiring firm will think that you will be a loyal employee who will be profitable to them.
• B) high so that they will know not to invest in your future.
• C) low so they can begin to interview for your replacement.
• D) low so the hiring firm will think that they need to pay you more to prevent you from leaving.

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Definitions:

First Priority

The most important task, consideration, or item that takes precedence over all others.

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Vacant

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