Question

Ron is interested at working at Gas’N’Go, but whenever he looks on their company Web site he doesn’t see any openings listed. What should Ron do? a. Ron should wait for six months before checking the company site again. b. Ron should check the company Web site once a week to look for openings. c. Ron should send a prospecting letter to see if there are any unadvertised openings d. Ron should give up and look at different companies

Answer 1

I would say that the best choice is C! Hope this helps!

Answer 2

The correct answer is C. Ron should send a prospecting letter to see if there are any unadvertised openings.

Step-by-step explanation:

If you are interested in working at a specific company, one of the first steps is to check whether there are any openings or job offers, this can be done by checking the online page, contacting the company or similar. However, in some cases, you might not find any opening listed and because this does not necessarily mean there is not any job offers it is always a good idea to send a prospecting letter to show your interest in getting a job in the company. In this way, the employer can know you and consider you for any current or future job offer. This means, in the case of Rone he "should send a prospecting letter to see if there are any unadvertised openings".