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Business, 03.03.2020 00:48, renaudciera

"You are a supervisor, and an employee consistently arrives late to work, what action do you take" is a good example of what type of interview question:
a) situational interviews
b) behavioral interviews
c) structural questions
d) realistic job interview

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