Business, 07.03.2020 04:56 alexisbreton

Francis interviews two candidates for an administrative assistant position that will require a fair amount of project management. The first candidate is enthusiastic and states that she can "do anything she sets her mind to." She shows up for the interview without a resume because she knows she will be selected for the position.
The second candidate is more reserved, but offers Francis his resume and a portfolio. He explains that in his last position he managed several projects and kept them on track. Which of the following would be the main reason for Francis to hire the second applicant?
A. applicant's attitude
B. applicant's emotional makeup
C. applicants cognitive abilities
D. the self-esteem of the applicant
E. applicant's locus of control

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