What is the secret of conducting great job interviews? Discover in this article!
A lot has been said about conducting great job interviews. You probably already know that a great interview should have a carefully planned structure and use behavioral interview questions. You should also be mindful about your unconscious biases and provide a great candidate experience.
Conducting job interviews is a complex and demanding process. This is why the secret of conducting great job interviews lies in a single most important step - a good preparation. While it might seem obvious at first, be honest with yourself - how much time do you really spend preparing for each interview?
There are many things you need to prepare before the actual interview takes place.
Here is the checklist of the most important tasks you should go through before an interview:
To conduct a great job interview, you need to come prepared. Spending a lot of time preparing and planning an interview isn’t a waste of time. On contrary, it is an often overlooked key to conducting great job interviews.
Use the above checklist to prepare for the interview and you’ll be well on your way to conduct a more successful interview!
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