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Given the situation with Sara's attire, it would be beneficial to offer her a few suggestions as to what is the appropriate interview attire. Perhaps she can put a jacket over her short-sleeved shirt. The first impression in which the interviewer makes of you is extremely critical. It can either help you get hired or hurt you when they say they will call you and they never do! As far as Sara giving her cover letter to the interviewer and telling them, *it's in there* What would be an appropriate action to take? In your opinion, do you think Sara got hired?
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