Research shows that interviewers make a judgement about an applicant:
A) when reading the written application.
B) after the interview has concluded.
C) in the first three to five minutes of the interview.
D) based on their ability to communicate.

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Page 271. Factual. The onus is on the interviewer not to make quick decisions since the research suggests that there is a tendency to make a snap judgment about an applicant at the start of an interview and spend the rest of the interview trying to justify the initial decision.

Research Shows That Interviewers Make a Judgement About an Applicant