A candidate is eliminated from the selection process for lacking the necessary innate ability, ambition, and other qualities required of the job. Which stage of the selection process was the candidate most likely at when he or she was eliminated?
A) preliminary interview
B) personality test
C) performance references
D) diagnostic interview
E) intelligence test

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The diagnostic interview is typically conducted later in the selection process, after preliminary interviews and tests have been completed. At this stage, candidates are evaluated more deeply for their fit with the job requirements, including innate abilities, ambition, and other qualities needed for success in the position. Thus, it is likely that the candidate was eliminated during the diagnostic interview stage for lacking these key qualities.

A Candidate Is Eliminated from the Selection Process for Lacking