When a job interviewer indicates the interview is coming to a close,you should
A)prolong the interview in order to ingratiate yourself with the interviewer.
B)say your good-byes and stand up to leave.
C)prepare to leave but (if possible)try to pin down what will happen next.
D)ask the interviewer to analyze your performance.
E)explain that you really need a job offer before you depart.

Question

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It is appropriate to prepare to leave when the interviewer indicates that the interview is coming to a close. However, if possible, it is also helpful to ask about next steps or the timeline for a decision. This shows your continued interest in the position and can give you a better idea of what to expect. It shows you are a proactive and engaged candidate. A and D are not appropriate as they may come across as pushy or overly eager, and E is not professional as it puts pressure on the interviewer to offer you a position. B is also appropriate but not the best choice as it misses the opportunity to gather important information.

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