Being hijacked in an interview means
A) conducting the interview on a plane.
B) the interviewee refuses to answer a question.
C) the interviewee turns questions around and is Responding evasive.
D) both b and c.

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Being hijacked in an interview means a combination of both options B and C. The interviewee may refuse to answer a question but may also turn questions around and respond evasively. Therefore, the correct answer is D.

Being Hijacked in an Interview Means