When asking questions in an informational interview, the best approach is to ask them in a way that:
a) encourages a simple "yes" or "no" response so as to save time for many
other questions.
b) prioritizes your concerns in an order of importance from the least to the
greatest, saving the most important subjects for the end of the interview.
c) concentrates on subjects where the information is easily obtained
elsewhere, such as in company literature.
d) allows the person you are interviewing to elaborate and expand on the
subject being brought up.
D
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Indicate whether the statement is true or false
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