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19. Asking which question during an interview can significantly improve your chances of
making it to the next round of interviews?
A) How much can I expect to earn if you hire me for the job?
B) Do you have any questions about my qualifications?
C) Would you prefer a handwritten thank-you note or an e-mail?
D) If you were in my shoes and were offered this job, would you accept?
20. Which of the following questions is it OK not to answer?
A) How long were you at your previous job?
B) What skills do you have that would make you an asset here?
C) Do you have any questions for me?
D) Are you single?
21. What should you do if an interviewer asks a question that he or she cannot legally ask
you? A) Answer the question anyway, because doing so will likely help you get the job
B) Assume that the interviewer is prejudiced, and get up and leave the interview
immediately
C) State that the question is inappropriate and that you assume that this is not what he
or she meant
D) Answer the question, and then explain that it was inappropriate for the interviewer
to ask it
22. You should refrain from bringing up __________ during the first interview.
A) your skills
B) the salary for the position
C) your professional experience
D) the company’s mission
23. Dina interviewed with a company yesterday, and she thinks it went well, although the
interviewer has not gotten back to her yet. She has an interview scheduled tomorrow with
another organization, although she’d prefer to work for the company she interviewed with
yesterday. What should Dina do?
A) Cancel tomorrow’s interview
B) Go on the interview as planned
C) Call the first interviewer to see if she got the job
D) Postpone tomorrow’s interview until she hears back from the first company