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``The interview isn't sufficient to get the job, but it's necessary, and it gives the board an opportunity to go eyeball-to-eyeball with the candidate and see how they respond to questions, what their vision is, what are the things they are most proud of and the things they would do over again. In the meantime, the government had come eyeball-to-eyeball with the military, a position both have been at pains to avoid until now. In an effective grass-roots campaign, eyeball-to-eyeball contact comes first," says Amy Showalter, a national grass-roots consultant, based in Cincinnati, Ohio. |
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