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A proper title for the chart is “ ______. “

A．Schedule Chart for Job Hunting

B．Flow Chart for Recruitment Process

C．Descriptive Chart for an Open Position

D．Organization Chart for a Hiring Company

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The chart is probably designed for______.

A．job applicants

B．school graduates

C．the company general manager

D．the human resources department

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What happens right after the interview?

A．The company will review other interviewees.

B．The company will notify those who get an offer.

C．The applicants will confirm job offers with the company.

D．The applicants will call in to check whether they get the offer.

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A work contract is signed when______.

A．all options have been considered

B．there is no more interviewee to review

C．the applicant accepts the company’s offer

D．the company finishes training for its new staff

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What does “Com. “ in “Com. Offer“ possibly mean?

A．Confirm.

B．Company.

C．Compensate.

D．Communicate.

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