1. Is Margaret going to be a good professional interviewer?
2. What should Mary Zagorski tell Margaret?

Margaret Murphy O’Hara was fatigued. As she wiped the perspiration from her brow, she felt that the Massachusetts summer sun was playing a trick on her. It was her first day at work, and the weather was hot. She had no idea that being a field interviewer required so much stamina. Even though she was tired, she was happy with her new job. She didn’t yet have the knack of holding her purse, questionnaires, and clipboard while administering the show cards, but she knew she’d get the hang of it. The balancing act can be learned, she thought.