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Fittoniya [83]
2 years ago
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Amber arrives for her first interview with Overseas Ventures, Inc., fifteen minutes early, wearing a dress blouse and a business

suit whose skirt hem hits her knees. During the interview, she mentions a successful cost-cutting measure she implemented on her current job. She expresses gratitude for the opportunity her current employer gave her. She mentions what her current salary is and says she hopes the prospective employer can better it. After the interview, she sends a thank-you note to the manager who interviewed her. What did Amber do wrong
Business
1 answer:
Blababa [14]2 years ago
4 0

Answer:

She should not have brought up salary.

Explanation:

From the question we are informed about Amber who arrives for her first interview with Overseas Ventures, Inc., fifteen minutes early, wearing a dress blouse and a business suit whose skirt hem hits her knees. During the interview, she mentions a successful cost-cutting measure she implemented on her current job. She expresses gratitude for the opportunity her current employer gave her. She mentions what her current salary is and says she hopes the prospective employer can better it. After the interview, she sends a thank-you note to the manager who interviewed her. In this case, What she did wrong was that should not have brought up salary.

An interview can be regarded as

a structured conversation between

interviewer as well as an interviewee, the interviewee could be a participant seeking for job. It is one-on-one conversation, during interview

information from a person can be obtained through oral responses of a participant. In case of the question, she should not have brought up salary.

Though she mentioned Cost reduction which was one of her strength and it's regarded as is the process engaged by companies in reducing their costs and also brings increase to their profits.

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