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kwoodring

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What is the most accurate statement about liability and legal issues related to text messaging?
 A) Because text messaging is so informal, messages sent or received cannot create legal liability for a company.
  B) Companies cannot be held responsible if an employee gets into an accident while texting and driving on the job.
  C) Some organizations have instituted detailed digital-age e-policies, offer formal employee training, and use technology tools such as monitoring, filtering, and blocking.
  D) Spam is a concern only with e-mail, not with instant messaging.

Question 2

Which of the following should an interviewee focus on while asking questions to the interviewer?
 A) New developments of the company
  B) The company's scope
  C) The company's products or services
  D) Information about the job



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Answer to Question 1

C

Answer to Question 2

D



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