Imagine you are Mr. Hansom. Discuss why you would (or would not) call Chondra for an interview.

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If I were<span> Mr. Hansom, I would call Chondra for an interview because she fits the required qualifications in the resume. There are things to consider for her to be accepted in the job offered by the company. Because she achieved most of these qualifications, then I will accept her.</span>

Musya8 [376]2 years ago

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Chondra is a qualified professional in most requirements, she is interested in the job and she fits the job description very well according to the resume. An interview doesn't mean a person is hired, so if I had the opportunity to talk face to face with someone who seems to fit what I need, as Mr. Hansom, I'd obviously call Chondra for an interview.

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