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Which one is NOT TRUE according to the article? (More than one correct answer)

A.People will respond more openly to a person of passion and dedication.

B.The good leader not only maintains high standards, but also is proactive in raising the bar in order to achieve excellence in all areas.

C.List of leadership traits and skills is definitive.

D.Generally, autocratic leadership style. is a good way to get the best performance from a team.

Which one is TRUE about autocratic leadership style?

A.The manager involves the subordinates in decision making by consulting team members.

B.The manager makes all the decisions and dominates team members.

C.The leader encourages team members to function independently and work out their problems by themselves.

D.Autocratic leadership style. is usually only appropriate when the team is highly motivated and skilled, and has a history of producing excellent work.

What good leaders do to define and establish a sense of mission?

A.Good leaders have personal integrity and inspire trust among their followers.

B.Their actions are consistent with what they say.

C.Good leaders set goals, priorities, and standards, making sure that these objectives not only are communicated but maintained.

D.Good leaders aren’t afraid to surround themselves with talented, capable people.

han one correct answer)

A.Lead and set direction.

B.Not only does a good leader view a situation as a whole, but is able to break it down into manageable steps and make progress toward it.

C.Second best not lead to success.

D.A leader who conveys confidence towards the proposed objective inspires the best effort from team members.

n one correct answer)

A.A good leader is enthusiastic about their work or cause.

B.A good leader is confident.

C.A good leader is able to think analytically.

D.A good leader is committed to excellence.

answer)

A.Look or act flustered.

B.You can buy time by summarizing the question or framing it in your way.

C.If you have to, tell your interviewer: “Let me think about that for a minute…” and then only answer when you’re ready.

D.It’s OK to repeat it and then ask, “Have I got this right?” before you start to answer.

Which one is not true according to the article?

A.Nervousness is intimately related to underperforming.

B.When people are nervous, they tend to focus on themselves, what they’re saying, how they’re responding.

C.Being nervous is normal and it’s ok to dismiss your jitters sometimes.

D.Anxiety can be a blocker that stops you from listening, or makes you miss something vital your interviewer just asked.

How to move swiftly past the topic? (More than one correct answer)

A.Keep it short and upbeat.

B.Remember that the interviewer needs to learn a certain amount about you in a short span of time.

C."No" is always the wrong answer.

D.Shift your answer from the past to the present and keep the conversation in a comfortable place.

How to avoid the interview jitters according to Lees? (More than one correct answer)

A.Prepare for questions you want to avoid.

B.Try to slow yourself down by taking slow breaths and focusing on the interviewer’s words, not your ruminations.

C.Get a full night’s sleep.

D.Develop a real script.

ness Review?

A.The map directed her on a heavily trafficked route.

B.She was ready for anything.

C.She took her older daughter to her parents’ house so she could count on getting a full night’s sleep.

D.She had focused on all the wrong things: logistics and details instead of substance.