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Which statements correctly describe informational interviews? (Choose every correct answer.)
They are intended to help the interviewer learn and grow.
They are usually conducted via online meetings.
They should be conducted in person whenever possible.
They are an excellent opportunity to ask for job leads.
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- They are intended to help the interviewer learn and grow.
- They should be conducted in person whenever possible.
Notes:
- Informational interviews are primarily for the person seeking information (the interviewer) to learn about careers, companies, and networks.
- While phone or video meetings are common and acceptable, in-person meetings are often preferred when feasible.
- They’re not primarily a way to ask for a job; you can politely ask for referrals or contacts, but the main goal is information and relationship-building.
- They are intended to help the interviewer learn and grow.
- They should be conducted in person whenever possible.
Notes:
- Informational interviews are primarily for the person seeking information (the interviewer) to learn about careers, companies, and networks.
- While phone or video meetings are common and acceptable, in-person meetings are often preferred when feasible.
- They’re not primarily a way to ask for a job; you can politely ask for referrals or contacts, but the main goal is information and relationship-building.
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