During an interview, an employer
A) can evaluate the appearance, job knowledge, intelligence, and personality of the applicant.
B) can judge an applicant without any further research.
C) should do most of the talking.
D) should find out whether a young woman plans to stay home with her children when they are born.

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During an interview, an employer should evaluate the appearance, job knowledge, intelligence, and personality of the applicant. This is necessary to make an informed decision about whether the applicant is a good fit for the job. However, it is not appropriate to judge an applicant without any further research, do most of the talking, or ask personal questions about their family plans.

During an Interview, an Employer