English, 18.10.2019 00:30 20calzoy

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assignment
interview
finalize your interview and publish the final draft.
then, in a 2–3 paragraph short essay, answer the following questions:
evaluate how effective your interview was.
were your questions focused?
were they the right type of questions?
did you follow up on questions?
how will you use this information in your argument?
remember to use two module vocabulary words.

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Answer from: Jasten

OK so this is some career class right?

Interview

Finalize your interview and publish the final draft. - I think this means finalize your preparation for your interview... you know like stuff you would ask during the interview:

- I read your company has 10,000 employees, will you be expanding?

- Do they offer benefits like health care or 401K

- You might askwhat would a typical day look like for the job I am interviewing for...

This next part would be AFTER you have the interview they want you to answer the questions to see how well prepared you were. I added some things that are typical responses...

Then, in a 2–3 paragraph short essay, answer the following questions:

Evaluate how effective your interview was. - this is just how you felt afterwardslike if the interviewer said "Oh we are so excited with your qualifications" vs. "Ahhh we'll let you know in a month or so."

Were your questions focused? - you would know this is the interviewer gave you direct answers vs. kept having to figure out what you were asking.

Were they the right type of questions? - again, if the interviewer is acting real positive about what you are asking vs. acting like ???WTH...why are you asking that. that is the only way you would know.

Did you follow up on questions? - Just say you told the interviewer I would find out the answers if he/she asked me questions I wasn't sure of

How will you use this information in your argument? - i don't know what this means??

Remember to use two module vocabulary words.

Explanation:

so you just pretend you get prepared and went on an interview and then answer those questions for AFTER

i hope that helps

Answer from: Quest

do i dare, or should i, or maybe i should anything similar to these statements would be correct

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Answer from: Quest

Ifind it odd that she doesn’t hate anything. i mean, she has to hate something. who doesn’t like bugs? ?

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