Question $1$: A script is:

A$.$ A form letter you e$-$mail to any employer who posts a job announcement.

B$.$ A $20-$ to $30-$second speech about your agency.

C$.$ A good way to ensure you feel prepared when first talking to an employer.

D$.$ An efficient strategy for dealing with gatekeepers.

Question $2$: A script is necessary even if you are "cold calling" an employer.

A$.$ True

B$.$ False

Question $3$: It is totally fine to bring your script on note cards to the first meeting with an employer.

A$.$ True

B$.$ False

Question $4$: If you come prepared with a very good script, you won't need to invest any further time in developing a relationship with an employer.

A$.$ True

B$.$ False

Question $5$: Your script should help you gather information about:

A$.$ The hiring manager and the business.

B$.$ The company$$s retirement package.

C$.$ The $$finder$$s fee$$ for helping them find an employee to hire.

D$.$ The number of paid vacation and sick days for a specific position.