When an SP/VN or LPN/LVN is seeking a new position, which pre-interview preparatory action would most likely contribute to a successful interview?

a. Practice responding to sample interview questions.
b. Focus on spontaneity as the key to answering questions.
c. Choose casual clothing, because it denotes self-esteem.
d. Remind oneself to address the interviewer by her or his first name.


ANS: A
Practice ensures that the interviewee has thought through what responses would be best and will be able to respond in an articulate, sincere fashion. Spontaneity does not always work well; it may not provide appropriate information. Conservative business attire is best. Use the individual's surname unless invited to do otherwise.

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