A company just posted openings for entry-level finance positions. There were 400 total job applicants. The organization narrows the candidate pool to 20 qualified applicants and schedules interviews with all of them. The company offers employment to 10 applicants and 6 individuals accept the offers. What is the yield ratio of offers to interviews?

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The yield ratio of offers to interviews is calculated by dividing the number of offers by the number of interviews and then multiplying by 100 to get a percentage. Here, 10 offers were made out of 20 interviews, so the yield ratio is (10/20) * 100 = 50%.

A Company Just Posted Openings for Entry-Level Finance Positions