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Straight C, no purpose in the interview if they can't determine who is unsuitable.
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Yes, the OA is C...

Now, could someone explain to me why "A" would be wrong? Out of scope?

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C make sense. if an interview doesnot do the job mentioned in (C), it is worthless.
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(C) is straight. If the author's argument is to be valid, then there should a way by which interviewers can figure out (during the interview) which candidates are unsuited for the job.

If not, the interview's ability to eliminate unsuited candidates does not hold good.
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Straight C without any doubt.
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C for sure...

A is out of scope because it is claiming without a doubt that a hiring program will be successful if it includes interviews. On the GMAT, an inference question should never be so extreme.
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Straight C.



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