The interviewer should:
A)review the application during the interview to ensure that they can ask questions of the applicant's family as they arise
B)prepare for an interview by developing specific questions
C)not allow an applicant to ask specific questions,in the interest of time,until the second interview
D)refrain from asking questions to gain specific applicant information because it is too difficult to compare responses between applicants
E)not record impressions of an applicant because that can bias the interviewers decision

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It is important for the interviewer to prepare for the interview by developing specific questions that are relevant to the position and will help in assessing the applicant's qualifications. This will ensure that the interview is effective and efficient. Reviewing the application during the interview (A) can be distracting and may not allow the interviewer to ask follow-up questions. Not allowing an applicant to ask questions (C) can make them feel unimportant and not valued, which can negatively impact their interest in the position. Refraining from asking questions (D) defeats the purpose of the interview and does not allow the interviewer to gather important information. Recording impressions (E) can be helpful in evaluating the applicant, as long as the interviewer is objective and honest in their assessment.

The Interviewer Should