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pragya sharda

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You can convey a positive, professional image on the phone by
 A) eating a quick snack to keep up your blood sugar.
  B) putting the caller on hold if you get another call.
  C) using your natural voice, but making sure you don't sound bored.
  D) using your time efficiently by keeping your email on the screen.
  E) using frowns and eye rolling to let off steam when annoyed.

Question 2

Which of the following statements in the closing of a cover message is best phrased to motivate action?
 A) I look forward to receiving your job offer.
  B) I hope to hear from you at your earliest convenience to arrange an interview.
  C) I can be reached at (925 ) 727-1330.
  D) To add to your staff an experienced bookkeeper with proven analytical skills, please call me at (925 ) 727-1330 to arrange an interview.



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Answer to Question 1

C

Answer to Question 2

D



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