Question

multiple choice question
when do interviewers typically make up their minds about a job candidate?
○ after two or more interviews
○ within the first few minutes of meeting him or her
○ before the candidate arrives
○ at the conclusion of the first interview

Explanation:

Research on interviewer decision-making shows that first impressions are formed very quickly, and interviewers often develop a strong opinion of a candidate within the initial moments of meeting them, based on non-verbal cues, demeanor, and opening interactions.

Answer:

Within the first few minutes of meeting him or her