As your textbook explains, coming across to your audience as poised and professional is just as important in an online speech as in a speech you present in person.

When interviewing a candidate, which of the following is important to do?

A. Do not be too friendly so that the candidate is misled as to your intentions. B. Wait until the interview before reviewing the candidate's resume so that you are not biased going in. C. Explain the interview purpose and outcomes so the candidate knows that to expect. D. Avoid discussing the candidate's weaknesses so they do not feel unimportant.

Almost any combination of colors works well on a visual aid.

Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)