Answer:
Third Person!
Explanation:
Based on the provided context of the question, I believe you are asking what POV (Point of View) the script is taking place in. Which would be the <u>Third Person.</u>
Wanna know why?
First Person - Would be speaking as if the person were you, using words such as "I"
Second Person - The narrative of the story would be describing the reader as the character, using words such as "You"
Third Person - The narrative of the story is from the outside view, using words like "he or she."
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Asking the right questions actually would be beneficial for job applicants because it indicates that they are paying attention and interested.
Put it mind the questions shall not be those that already stated by the interviewer. They should be the one that <em>indirectly</em> shows your expertise (such as using common terms for workers on their field or asking specific situations that not commonly known by the public regarding the job field)
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