Few People Are Ever Selected for a Job Without Which

question 65

Multiple Choice

Few people are ever selected for a job without which of the following?

• A)Taking a written test.
• B)Taking a physical test.
• C)Taking a performance-simulation test.
• D)Undergoing an interview.

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