Multiple Choice, Multiple Answers (Core)

Read the text and select ALL correct options. Wrong selections lose points.

After her interview for a customer service position, Denise decided to send a short follow-up email the next day rather than waiting to hear back. In the email, she thanked the hiring manager for their time, mentioned one specific point from the conversation that she found interesting, and restated her enthusiasm for the role. She kept the message under six sentences, since she had read that hiring managers often skim follow-up notes rather than read them closely. Denise did not ask about the timeline for a decision, since the interviewer had already mentioned that a decision would take about two weeks. Instead, she simply reaffirmed her interest and offered to provide any additional information if needed. A week later, she received a call inviting her to a second round of interviews.