During an interview, the nurse may feel they have interviewed well and would be a perfect fit. Which action by the nurse is best?

a. Ask the nurse manager if she can make a decision today.
b. Ask the nurse manager if she can notify you ASAP.
c. Assume you have gotten the job.
d. Wait for Human Resources to make you an offer.


D

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A It is inappropriate to ask the nurse manager for a decision at the time of the interview.
B It is inappropriate to ask the nurse manager to notify you ASAP.
C Assuming you have gotten the job before being notified may be a bad assumption.
D Human Resources makes the offers to new hires. The nurse managers collaborate with them to determine salary, etc. but do not make the offer personally.

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