What does it mean to conduct a sequential search?

A. to determine an asking wage and then accept the first job offer that pays a wage equal to or greater than the asking wage
B. to search for jobs even when employed
C. to accept the first job that one is offered
D. to accept a job offer from an employer, but then to still search for a better job offer
E. to apply to all job openings


Answer: A

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