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Debpriya De Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Interview
Can we "take" a job interview just like we take an exam or test as in "I took an interview for the job of a programmer" ?
And, if I were the interviewer should I say "I gave an interview" or "I conducted an interview" ?
And, if I were the interviewer should I say "I gave an interview" or "I conducted an interview" ?
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" - You have a meeting, call a meeting, conduct a meeting, and attend a meeting. The interviewee has an interview: My colleague and I held an interview with a prospective hire. The interviewer can "hold" or "conduct (lead)" an interview I had an interview with the vice president before they offered me the job.
- " - You have a meeting, call a meeting, conduct a meeting, and attend a meeting.
- The interviewee has an interview: My colleague and I held an interview with a prospective hire.
- The interviewer can "hold" or "conduct (lead)" an interview I had an interview with the vice president before they offered me the job.
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No, the verb "took" is not used with "interview." It is like "meeting." - You have a meeting, call a meeting, conduct a meeting, and attend a meeting.
The interviewee has an interview:
My colleague and I held an interview with a prospective hire.
The interviewer can "hold" or "conduct (lead)" an interview
I had an interview with the vice president before they
The interviewee has an interview:
My colleague and I held an interview with a prospective hire.
The interviewer can "hold" or "conduct (lead)" an interview
I had an interview with the vice president before they
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