All of the Following Represent Good Advice for an Interviewee

Multiple Choice

All of the following represent good advice for an interviewee involved in an employment interview except:

A) Before the interview, write out some potential interview questions, and rehearse your answers out loud.
B) Give answers that last more than five minutes each, so you can impress the interviewer with your knowledge.
C) Avoid asking questions about salary, benefits, or vacation time.
D) After the interview, send a thank-you letter to your interviewer, whether or not you expect to get the job offer.