Question $21$: After meeting with a hiring manager, you email her a website related to an interest she mentioned. This shows:

A$.$ That you aren$$t very professional.

B$.$ That you don$$t take things too seriously.

C$.$ That the two of you have a lot in common.

D$.$ That you were listening to everything she said.

Question $22$: At the end of a meeting, it's a good idea to ask an employer how and when to follow up with them.

A$.$ True

B$.$ False

Question $23$: If an employer says no or asks for more time to consider hiring your job seeker, you should:

A$.$ Move on$.$ If someone isn$$t interested, you shouldn$$t waste your time.

B$.$ Remind them that many other companies are interested in your job seeker.

C$.$ Provide more information about why your job seeker is an ideal candidate for the job.

D$.$ Ask if there are any other positions at the company that your job seeker could fill.

Question $24$: Aside from helping businesses fill job openings, there are other services you might be able to provide for them, such as:

A$.$ Selling them plants and flowers.

B$.$ Disability$-$awareness workshops.

C$.$ Building wheelchair ramps.

D$.$ Providing janitorial services.

Question $25$: If an employer has an employee with a disability who was NOT hired through your agency, you should still help the employer learn how to accommodate that employee.

A$.$ True

B$.$ False