Each program offers three comfort levels: a full interview; a fast-track interview, in which savvier taxpayers can readily skip sections they know they will not need, and a straight-to-the-forms mode for battle-hardened veterans.
Seek and you shall find (and with a bit of luck line up a super-fast interview).
Instead it's important to drive fast (interview traffic safety engineer).
Mr. Fast interviews an American Army sergeant who recounts two stories: one about dating a woman while he was stationed in Germany and the other about accidentally killing a civilian in Iraq.
The resumption of her Sunday night match with France's Sandrine Testud was as brief as a sun shower, finishing, 6-2, 6-1, and sending Hingis into a fast-emptying interview room as the follow-up act to Serena Williams.
A newly-launched business plan competition across six countries in the region has helped introduce the Deloitte brand and gave winners a fast-track interview process.
You know, in a fast-moving interview, in retrospect, I should have said something but I didn't.
For the main piece, a two-channel video titled "Godville," Mr. Fast interviewed character interpreters at Colonial Williamsburg in Virginia, a Revolution-era reconstruction where docents dressed in 18th-century clothes play period roles.
V Worldwide is working on a system that lets airport screeners apply a 30-second, five-question test to determine whether a passenger should be put on a fast track or interviewed further.
You probably won't need to wear a suit to an interview for a fast food cashier position, but you should still appear somewhat presentable.
Major reasons given for ACASI preference were: privacy, faster interviewing, and aspects of program usability such as (audio repetitions and prompts, the simultaneous on-screen text, clear instructions, the easy-to-use colour-coded number keypad).
