Exam 5: Process Analysis

For Keillor, attitude is more important than skill.

Skilled interviewers will immediately go to the job-related issues.

If you feel the need to smoke, light up so you will be more relaxed.

Spitting at the opposing team members is a display of pride and confidence.

According to Keillor, spitting should be done frequently and at all crucial moments.

If you can look your interviewers in the eye, they won't believe your answers.

You should tell the interviewer a few personal secrets so your humanity will be revealed.

Despite his seriousness about the game, when others laugh at bonehead plays, he laughs louder than anyone else.

Keillor has always taken the game he plays seriously.

You can expect open-ended questions requiring more than a one-word answer.

The team captain is responsible for the attitude of each individual player.

Infield chatter must be maintained regardless of how little meaning it may have.

Talk on the field should be restricted to only a few situations when communication is crucial.

A good interview is not controlled.

In your presentation, concentrate on where you are going, not where you have been.

After the interview, leave a few "to whom it may concern" cards thanking the interviewers for their time.

Skilled interviewers will put you in front of a desk where you belong.

He is glad that he can play slow-pitch softball, a game in which he will not get beaned or have to run too hard.

Most of the players on Keillor's slow-pitch softball team are irritated when individual members don't play well.

At the end of the interview, if no one has told you when a decision will be reached, ask.