Which is most appropriate for the new graduate when preparing for the first interview?
a. Bring a list of references that was quickly put together.
b. List membership as a CCRN in 1 year as a goal.
c. Provide a list of weaknesses.
d. List tardiness as a weakness identified in school and how it has been corrected.
ANS: D
Make a list of weaknesses and how you corrected them. All references must be asked for permis-sion before their name is used. Option B is unrealistic. Providing a list of weaknesses does not include the strengths to balance the weaknesses.
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