Question

When seeking a recommendation before awarding a contract, what type of information is least likely to be needed from an applicant?
A) Information on skills
B) Information on abilities
C) Information on integrity
D) Information on credit worthiness
E) Information on character

Answer 1

Answer:

Answer is option D, i.e. Information on credit worthiness.

Explanation:

When any organization enters into a contract with an applicant, it often asks for recommendations before awarding that contract to the applicant. This recommendations is asked to assess about the skills, the abilities that the applicant possess, the integrity and the character of the applicant. This is to assess that whether the applicant is fit and worthy enough to be awarded the contract. Thus, credit worthiness is not accounted for while going through the recommendations. Therefore, the answer is option D.