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Fill in: 'The system-design round helps us ___ depth of knowledge.'
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We 'assess depth' — the standard evaluation collocation. 'Judge', 'rate' and 'grade' are blunter and less idiomatic with depth.
2 / 5
Fill in: 'A good interviewer will ___ the candidate's assumptions.'
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We 'probe assumptions' — the standard collocation for examining them. 'Poke', 'dig' and 'drill' are too literal or informal.
3 / 5
Fill in: 'We ___ signal across interviewers to stay consistent.'
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We 'calibrate signal' — the standard hiring collocation. 'Tune', 'adjust' and 'balance' don't pair idiomatically with signal in interviews.
4 / 5
Fill in: 'If anything worries you, ___ concerns in the debrief.'
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We 'flag concerns' — the idiomatic collocation for raising them. 'Wave', 'mark' and 'note' are weaker; 'flag' carries the sense of drawing attention.
5 / 5
Fill in: 'When the panel agrees, we ___ an offer.'
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We 'extend an offer' — the standard professional collocation. 'Stretch', 'give' and 'hand' are less formal and not the idiomatic phrasing.