Job Interview Handshake and Preparation Quiz

When should you shake hands during a job interview?

• When you meet the receptionist

• When you first enter the building

• When the hiring manager greets you

• When you leave the interview

What is the recommended approach when meeting a large group during an interview?

• Only shake hands with the first person you meet

• Ignore the group and focus on the manager

• Shake hands with everyone individually

• Do a group introduction

What should you do if your hands are sweaty before an interview?

• Wear gloves to hide the sweat

• Wash your hands and use a handkerchief

• Ignore it and shake hands anyway

• Avoid shaking hands altogether

Why is a firm handshake important?

• It is not important at all

• It is a cultural requirement

• It is a sign of aggression

• It shows confidence and professionalism

In which situations might handshaking not be appropriate?

• In countries where handshaking is not part of business conduct

• In English-speaking countries

• In any job interview

• In informal settings

What nonverbal cues should accompany a handshake?

• A smile and eye contact

• Avoiding eye contact

• A firm grip and a frown

• A nod and looking away

What is the purpose of the Complete Interview Answer Guide?

• To help prepare for various types of interviews

• To provide a list of companies hiring

• To teach how to avoid interviews

• To offer fashion advice for interviews

What types of interviews does the guide prepare you for?

• Only Skype interviews

• Panel, behavioral, and phone interviews

• Only in-person interviews

• Only phone interviews

How long should your answers be during an interview?

• 5 minutes

• 30 to 60 seconds

• 2 minutes

• 10 minutes

What is the benefit of using the guide's framework for answers?

• It eliminates the need for preparation

• It guarantees a job offer

• It helps align your experience with a structured response

• It provides exact answers to memorize