Business, 29.06.2019 01:40, jessicaisbaehood

Sara had a final interview with a cosmetic company that she has dreamed of working for. she arrived 10 minutes early to the interview, brought extra resumes, and wore a professional suit. sara had a list of questions to ask the interview panel including who she would report to if hired, the hours she would be asked to work, what a typical day looks like, and the starting salary. she thought the interview went very well and she was told that she would hear about next steps by the end of the week. the cosmetic company called sara to let her know they were going to offer the position to a different candidate. what do you think went wrong? a. sara did not wear the right cosmetics to the interview. b. sara arrived too early to the interview. c. sara was dressed to professionally. d. sara asked how much the job would pay.

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