This document provides tips for preparing for a job interview. It advises understanding your own skills and experience, creating a professional resume that highlights accomplishments, researching the position and organization, practicing answers to common interview questions, and ensuring proper dress and punctuality for the interview. Behavioral-based interview questions are also provided addressing skills like problem-solving, leadership, communication, and work habits. The overall message is to thoroughly research and promote yourself so you are prepared to demonstrate how you match what the employer needs.
This document provides 140 competency-based interview questions organized into categories including communication skills, cooperation skills, creativity, customer focus, conflict management, critical thinking, decision making, and delegation skills. It also provides links to additional free ebooks and resources on competency-based interview preparation including sample interview questions and answers, interview secrets, and cover letter and resume examples.
The document provides extensive tips and guidelines for interview preparation and performance. It discusses being in "interview mode" at all times and researching the company, position and interviewers thoroughly. Preparation involves choosing appropriate attire, practicing answers to common questions, and planning logistics. During the interview, the tips emphasize presenting professionally with good body language, answering the key questions of whether you can do the job and will fit in, and asking insightful questions. Follow-up recommendations include sending thank you notes promptly and keeping in touch regarding next steps.
This document provides tips and guidance for speed interviewing and making a strong first impression in interviews. It discusses how first impressions are formed within the first 2-5 minutes and influence how the interviewer perceives the candidate. Key factors that impact first impressions include facial expressions, eye contact, handshakes, body language, and grooming. The document also provides strategies for defining one's personal brand, crafting an elevator pitch, preparing for different types of interviews, asking smart questions, and following best practices during the interview. The overall message is that preparation, researching the company, and knowing one's strengths and story are important for making a great first and lasting impression.
Becoming an Effective Interviewer PresentationJenny Sommers
This document provides guidance on becoming an effective interviewer. It discusses identifying different types of interviews, strategies for different stages of interviewing including preparation, conducting the interview using the STAR model, expected questions, tips, and evaluation. Preparation involves self-exploration, researching the employer and position. Conducting the interview covers behavioral questions, the STAR technique, questions to expect and ask. Evaluation includes follow-up, assessing job fit, and improving for next time. The presentation aims to help interviewees succeed.
This document provides guidance on preparing for and succeeding in a job interview. It discusses that the goal of an interview is to persuade the employer that you are the best fit for the role while also determining if the role and company are a good fit. It recommends thoroughly researching both yourself and the company in preparation. Some key steps include knowing your qualifications and accomplishments, being able to provide examples of using your skills, anticipating potential objections, and practicing responses to common questions. The document provides examples of behavioral interview questions and techniques for structuring strong answers using the STAR or PAR methods. Overall, it emphasizes the importance of preparation and highlighting relevant experiences.
6 questions you must be prepared to answer during interviewsCAREEREALISM
This document provides advice on how to answer 6 common interview questions: 1) Tell me about yourself, 2) What are your greatest strengths, 3) What are your weaknesses, 4) What are you looking for in terms of salary, 5) Why did you leave your last job, and 6) Why you? For each question, it provides tips on how to structure your response to make a positive impression on the interviewer. For example, for question 1 it recommends developing a 30-60 second statement about your background and accomplishments as they relate to the job. For question 3, it suggests acknowledging a past weakness and how you've grown from it. The overall message is to be prepared with clear, concise answers that highlight
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The document provides guidance on various aspects of interview preparation and performance, including appearance, verbal and nonverbal communication, salary discussions, confidence, asking questions, and closing the interview. It emphasizes the importance of making a good first impression through professional attire and grooming. It advises being enthusiastic, asking questions, and tailoring responses to the specific position and company. Nonverbal cues like eye contact and posture are also addressed. Sample interview questions are provided at the end.
This document provides 140 competency-based interview questions organized into categories including communication skills, cooperation skills, creativity, customer focus, conflict management, critical thinking, decision making, and delegation skills. It also provides links to additional free ebooks and resources on competency-based interview preparation including sample interview questions and answers, interview secrets, and cover letter and resume examples.
The document provides extensive tips and guidelines for interview preparation and performance. It discusses being in "interview mode" at all times and researching the company, position and interviewers thoroughly. Preparation involves choosing appropriate attire, practicing answers to common questions, and planning logistics. During the interview, the tips emphasize presenting professionally with good body language, answering the key questions of whether you can do the job and will fit in, and asking insightful questions. Follow-up recommendations include sending thank you notes promptly and keeping in touch regarding next steps.
This document provides tips and guidance for speed interviewing and making a strong first impression in interviews. It discusses how first impressions are formed within the first 2-5 minutes and influence how the interviewer perceives the candidate. Key factors that impact first impressions include facial expressions, eye contact, handshakes, body language, and grooming. The document also provides strategies for defining one's personal brand, crafting an elevator pitch, preparing for different types of interviews, asking smart questions, and following best practices during the interview. The overall message is that preparation, researching the company, and knowing one's strengths and story are important for making a great first and lasting impression.
Becoming an Effective Interviewer PresentationJenny Sommers
This document provides guidance on becoming an effective interviewer. It discusses identifying different types of interviews, strategies for different stages of interviewing including preparation, conducting the interview using the STAR model, expected questions, tips, and evaluation. Preparation involves self-exploration, researching the employer and position. Conducting the interview covers behavioral questions, the STAR technique, questions to expect and ask. Evaluation includes follow-up, assessing job fit, and improving for next time. The presentation aims to help interviewees succeed.
This document provides guidance on preparing for and succeeding in a job interview. It discusses that the goal of an interview is to persuade the employer that you are the best fit for the role while also determining if the role and company are a good fit. It recommends thoroughly researching both yourself and the company in preparation. Some key steps include knowing your qualifications and accomplishments, being able to provide examples of using your skills, anticipating potential objections, and practicing responses to common questions. The document provides examples of behavioral interview questions and techniques for structuring strong answers using the STAR or PAR methods. Overall, it emphasizes the importance of preparation and highlighting relevant experiences.
6 questions you must be prepared to answer during interviewsCAREEREALISM
This document provides advice on how to answer 6 common interview questions: 1) Tell me about yourself, 2) What are your greatest strengths, 3) What are your weaknesses, 4) What are you looking for in terms of salary, 5) Why did you leave your last job, and 6) Why you? For each question, it provides tips on how to structure your response to make a positive impression on the interviewer. For example, for question 1 it recommends developing a 30-60 second statement about your background and accomplishments as they relate to the job. For question 3, it suggests acknowledging a past weakness and how you've grown from it. The overall message is to be prepared with clear, concise answers that highlight
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The document provides guidance on various aspects of interview preparation and performance, including appearance, verbal and nonverbal communication, salary discussions, confidence, asking questions, and closing the interview. It emphasizes the importance of making a good first impression through professional attire and grooming. It advises being enthusiastic, asking questions, and tailoring responses to the specific position and company. Nonverbal cues like eye contact and posture are also addressed. Sample interview questions are provided at the end.
Best Practices for Behaviour-Based InterviewingMarina Dawson
This session will provide you with the knowledge and resources you need to confidently use behavioural interviewing to hire outstanding talent. Interviews are complex interactions that require the interviewer(s) to have both clarity and processes in order to confidently hire ideal candidates. This introductory webinar covers: the core principles of behavioural interviewing from start to finish; how to use behavioural interviewing in telephone screening, in-person interviews, and reference checks; and how to get a clearer picture of each candidate's suitability by using an ideal candidate profile in combination with various question types and interviewing techniques.
To replay the full one-hour webinar, including audio, visit: http://charityvillage.com/elearning/webinars/past-webinars/best-practices-for-behaviour-based-interviewing.aspx.
This document provides sample interview questions, tips for preparing for an interview, and guidance on answering common question types. It includes examples of questions in several categories: about yourself, strengths/weaknesses, work-life balance, skills/achievements, job fit, work history, behavioral, and situational. The document advises researching the company and job, anticipating questions, and having examples ready. It also outlines best practices for interview day and next steps to take to enhance skills.
The document provides guidance on interviewing candidates for accounting and finance positions. It outlines common hiring criteria like leadership, problem-solving skills, and communication. It also provides sample interview questions in different categories such as behavioral, motivation, and management skills questions. The document advises avoiding illegal questions about age, disability, or marital status. Overall, the document aims to help users properly evaluate candidates and extend job offers.
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List of competency based interview questionsConfidential
The document provides a sample of competency-based interview questions organized under common competencies such as persuasiveness, teamwork, planning and action, leadership, problem analysis, and achievement orientation. For each competency, behavioral statements are given as examples of effective behaviors, followed by sample questions that could be asked in an interview to evaluate a candidate's competency in that area. The questions are designed to have candidates provide real examples from their work experience that demonstrate their competency.
The document provides guidance on conducting effective interviews. It discusses what an interview is, different types of interviews, tips for planning and controlling interviews, dos and don'ts for interviewers, potential problems in interviews, and sample interview questions. The high-level topics covered include objectives of interviews, interview types and purposes, interviewing basics, tips, potential biases to avoid, and examples of good and poor interview questions.
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Created during HRCU 646 Training and Development at Brandman University, this presentation is the visual portion of a half- to full-day introductory training on hiring and selection.
The accompanying transcript/presenter script can be found at: http://bit.ly/1ApW63x.
Follow-up "simulation" activity can be found at: http://bit.ly/HRCU646-Sim.
Authors:
Justin Orton
Gloria Rayo
Saralyn Smith
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This document provides guidance for practicing case interviews for management consulting roles. It outlines frameworks and strategies for both the interviewee and interviewer. The interviewee should investigate problems through questioning, prioritize key issues, and propose thorough solutions while explaining their thinking process. The interviewer aims to simulate a real interview through varying levels of support. Practice is important to develop case interview skills, which evaluate analytical and presentation abilities. Successful interviews also depend on establishing rapport, demonstrating fit for the firm, and answering behavioral questions that relate experiences to consulting skills.
What's Included:
-Most Common Hiring Criteria
-Questions based on Management Skills, Behavior and Motivation
-Legal and Illegal Inquiries
-Candidate Evaluation Form
-After the Interview Process
The document provides guidance on improving hiring processes by focusing less on technical skills and experience, and more on soft skills and cultural fit. It recommends reassessing job criteria to emphasize soft skills like adaptability, attitude, and interpersonal skills. It then outlines specific questions and assessments employers can use to evaluate candidates in these important areas, such as personality tests, behavioral interviews, and reference checks. The goal is to select candidates based on their likelihood of long-term success in the role and company culture.
Behavioral interviewing is a more accurate pre-employment assessment technique than traditional interviews. It focuses on evaluating a candidate's concrete examples of past behaviors and experiences rather than hypothetical questions or personal opinions. The summary evaluates candidates based on how their responses illustrate competencies critical for the job like communication, problem-solving, leadership, and teamwork. By using behavioral questions and evaluating responses systematically, hiring managers can better predict future job performance and reduce turnover related to poor hiring decisions.
This document provides guidance for interviewing candidates for financial and accounting positions. It outlines common hiring criteria like leadership, motivation, and technical skills. It also provides sample interview questions in areas like problem-solving, communication, and management experience. The document aims to help evaluate candidates and determine if they meet the requirements of the open position.
This document provides an overview of competency-based interview skills. It discusses the objectives of competency-based interviews which are to assess candidates based on their past behaviors and performance rather than hypothetical situations. Competencies are defined as the behaviors needed to perform a job effectively. Competency frameworks outline the key competencies for different roles. Competency-based interviews involve asking candidates to provide examples from their past experience to demonstrate they possess the needed competencies. The document provides tips for candidates on how to prepare for and answer competency-based interview questions effectively.
This document provides guidance on preparing for and succeeding in job interviews. It discusses researching the employer and position, practicing common interview questions and examples of relevant experience, and tips for the interview such as dressing appropriately and maintaining good body language. Different types of interviews like competency-based, group, panel, and telephone interviews are also covered. The document recommends preparing questions to ask the interviewer and reviewing interview performance for future opportunities.
The document provides information about team building. It discusses defining a team and reasons for organizing teams such as synergy, consensus building, innovative solutions, and productivity. It also outlines characteristics of effective teams including clear goals and communication. Various team building activities and games are described to motivate the team. Key factors for team performance and stages of team development are also summarized. Qualities of an effective team player such as being adaptable, collaborative, and committed are highlighted.
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This document provides guidance on common interview questions and how to best prepare answers. It lists 40 frequently asked questions and provides advice on how to structure responses for each. The questions cover topics like work history, goals, strengths/weaknesses, and work style. The document emphasizes having specific, tailored examples ready to demonstrate fit for the role and company. It also recommends keeping answers concise while highlighting skills, drive and personality. Overall, the document aims to help candidates anticipate questions and craft compelling, well-rounded answers to make a strong positive impression.
The document provides tips for effective advertising, interviewing, employee referrals, and telephone interviews. It recommends that ads should grab attention, identify company vision, and include a clear call to action. For interviewing, it suggests using open-ended and behavior-based questions, allowing silence for responses, and listening more than talking. Employee referrals work best from casual job seekers rather than disgruntled employees. Telephone interviews should ask about past roles and responsibilities to find similarities and determine needs, pace, and reasons for leaving current jobs.
The document provides tips for successfully interviewing for internships. It defines internships and interviews, and discusses the differences between job and internship interviews. Employers are most interested in whether an applicant can do the job, will be happy, and will fit in. To succeed, applicants should research the company, have relevant experience, ask thoughtful questions, and be confident. Practice interviewing is key to building confidence and skills. Portfolios can showcase qualifications and set applicants apart. The overall message is that interviewing requires preparation and selling oneself as the best fit.
Best Practices for Behaviour-Based InterviewingMarina Dawson
This session will provide you with the knowledge and resources you need to confidently use behavioural interviewing to hire outstanding talent. Interviews are complex interactions that require the interviewer(s) to have both clarity and processes in order to confidently hire ideal candidates. This introductory webinar covers: the core principles of behavioural interviewing from start to finish; how to use behavioural interviewing in telephone screening, in-person interviews, and reference checks; and how to get a clearer picture of each candidate's suitability by using an ideal candidate profile in combination with various question types and interviewing techniques.
To replay the full one-hour webinar, including audio, visit: http://charityvillage.com/elearning/webinars/past-webinars/best-practices-for-behaviour-based-interviewing.aspx.
This document provides sample interview questions, tips for preparing for an interview, and guidance on answering common question types. It includes examples of questions in several categories: about yourself, strengths/weaknesses, work-life balance, skills/achievements, job fit, work history, behavioral, and situational. The document advises researching the company and job, anticipating questions, and having examples ready. It also outlines best practices for interview day and next steps to take to enhance skills.
The document provides guidance on interviewing candidates for accounting and finance positions. It outlines common hiring criteria like leadership, problem-solving skills, and communication. It also provides sample interview questions in different categories such as behavioral, motivation, and management skills questions. The document advises avoiding illegal questions about age, disability, or marital status. Overall, the document aims to help users properly evaluate candidates and extend job offers.
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List of competency based interview questionsConfidential
The document provides a sample of competency-based interview questions organized under common competencies such as persuasiveness, teamwork, planning and action, leadership, problem analysis, and achievement orientation. For each competency, behavioral statements are given as examples of effective behaviors, followed by sample questions that could be asked in an interview to evaluate a candidate's competency in that area. The questions are designed to have candidates provide real examples from their work experience that demonstrate their competency.
The document provides guidance on conducting effective interviews. It discusses what an interview is, different types of interviews, tips for planning and controlling interviews, dos and don'ts for interviewers, potential problems in interviews, and sample interview questions. The high-level topics covered include objectives of interviews, interview types and purposes, interviewing basics, tips, potential biases to avoid, and examples of good and poor interview questions.
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Created during HRCU 646 Training and Development at Brandman University, this presentation is the visual portion of a half- to full-day introductory training on hiring and selection.
The accompanying transcript/presenter script can be found at: http://bit.ly/1ApW63x.
Follow-up "simulation" activity can be found at: http://bit.ly/HRCU646-Sim.
Authors:
Justin Orton
Gloria Rayo
Saralyn Smith
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This document provides guidance for practicing case interviews for management consulting roles. It outlines frameworks and strategies for both the interviewee and interviewer. The interviewee should investigate problems through questioning, prioritize key issues, and propose thorough solutions while explaining their thinking process. The interviewer aims to simulate a real interview through varying levels of support. Practice is important to develop case interview skills, which evaluate analytical and presentation abilities. Successful interviews also depend on establishing rapport, demonstrating fit for the firm, and answering behavioral questions that relate experiences to consulting skills.
What's Included:
-Most Common Hiring Criteria
-Questions based on Management Skills, Behavior and Motivation
-Legal and Illegal Inquiries
-Candidate Evaluation Form
-After the Interview Process
The document provides guidance on improving hiring processes by focusing less on technical skills and experience, and more on soft skills and cultural fit. It recommends reassessing job criteria to emphasize soft skills like adaptability, attitude, and interpersonal skills. It then outlines specific questions and assessments employers can use to evaluate candidates in these important areas, such as personality tests, behavioral interviews, and reference checks. The goal is to select candidates based on their likelihood of long-term success in the role and company culture.
Behavioral interviewing is a more accurate pre-employment assessment technique than traditional interviews. It focuses on evaluating a candidate's concrete examples of past behaviors and experiences rather than hypothetical questions or personal opinions. The summary evaluates candidates based on how their responses illustrate competencies critical for the job like communication, problem-solving, leadership, and teamwork. By using behavioral questions and evaluating responses systematically, hiring managers can better predict future job performance and reduce turnover related to poor hiring decisions.
This document provides guidance for interviewing candidates for financial and accounting positions. It outlines common hiring criteria like leadership, motivation, and technical skills. It also provides sample interview questions in areas like problem-solving, communication, and management experience. The document aims to help evaluate candidates and determine if they meet the requirements of the open position.
This document provides an overview of competency-based interview skills. It discusses the objectives of competency-based interviews which are to assess candidates based on their past behaviors and performance rather than hypothetical situations. Competencies are defined as the behaviors needed to perform a job effectively. Competency frameworks outline the key competencies for different roles. Competency-based interviews involve asking candidates to provide examples from their past experience to demonstrate they possess the needed competencies. The document provides tips for candidates on how to prepare for and answer competency-based interview questions effectively.
This document provides guidance on preparing for and succeeding in job interviews. It discusses researching the employer and position, practicing common interview questions and examples of relevant experience, and tips for the interview such as dressing appropriately and maintaining good body language. Different types of interviews like competency-based, group, panel, and telephone interviews are also covered. The document recommends preparing questions to ask the interviewer and reviewing interview performance for future opportunities.
The document provides information about team building. It discusses defining a team and reasons for organizing teams such as synergy, consensus building, innovative solutions, and productivity. It also outlines characteristics of effective teams including clear goals and communication. Various team building activities and games are described to motivate the team. Key factors for team performance and stages of team development are also summarized. Qualities of an effective team player such as being adaptable, collaborative, and committed are highlighted.
Behavioral Event Interview Training for Islamic School ManagersMierza Miranti
This document discusses behavioral event interview (BEI) training for managers of Islamic schools. It explains that BEI involves asking candidates to describe past situations and experiences to predict future performance. The document recommends using the I-STAR approach for Islamic BEIs, which focuses on the basis of decisions in Islam. It provides guidance on creating a BEI template, practicing probing questions, conducting the interview, and evaluating candidates after the interview. The goal is to assess cultural fit and skills through discussion of real experiences rather than philosophical views.
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This document provides guidance on common interview questions and how to best prepare answers. It lists 40 frequently asked questions and provides advice on how to structure responses for each. The questions cover topics like work history, goals, strengths/weaknesses, and work style. The document emphasizes having specific, tailored examples ready to demonstrate fit for the role and company. It also recommends keeping answers concise while highlighting skills, drive and personality. Overall, the document aims to help candidates anticipate questions and craft compelling, well-rounded answers to make a strong positive impression.
The document provides tips for effective advertising, interviewing, employee referrals, and telephone interviews. It recommends that ads should grab attention, identify company vision, and include a clear call to action. For interviewing, it suggests using open-ended and behavior-based questions, allowing silence for responses, and listening more than talking. Employee referrals work best from casual job seekers rather than disgruntled employees. Telephone interviews should ask about past roles and responsibilities to find similarities and determine needs, pace, and reasons for leaving current jobs.
The document provides tips for successfully interviewing for internships. It defines internships and interviews, and discusses the differences between job and internship interviews. Employers are most interested in whether an applicant can do the job, will be happy, and will fit in. To succeed, applicants should research the company, have relevant experience, ask thoughtful questions, and be confident. Practice interviewing is key to building confidence and skills. Portfolios can showcase qualifications and set applicants apart. The overall message is that interviewing requires preparation and selling oneself as the best fit.
This document provides advice for preparing for a job interview. It recommends creating a personal profile by inventorying your attributes, education, experience, accomplishments, skills, community service and more. It also advises researching the position, organization, typical interview questions, legal versus illegal questions employers may ask, and general tips like arriving on time and being prepared. The overall message is to thoroughly research the employer and position and know yourself and what you bring to the role.
The document provides general tips for overcoming an interview. It discusses treating an interview like a cautious climb up a mountain trail and preparing by flagging important life and career landmarks. It emphasizes the importance of preparation, including creating an outline of one's career and education, identifying strengths and weaknesses with examples, preparing for common questions, researching the company, and asking thoughtful questions. Interviews are seen as opportunities for both the employer and applicant to gather information about fit and qualifications. Thorough preparation, including self-reflection, research, and practice is key to performing well.
This document provides tips for preparing for a job interview. It discusses different types of interviews, including behavioral, situational, unstructured, and panel interviews. The main preparation areas covered are researching the company, personal appearance, body language, common interview questions, questions to ask the interviewer, and following up after the interview. Key points include tailoring examples from your experience to the job requirements, maintaining eye contact, practicing slowing down speech for control, and sending a thank you email after to stay memorable.
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The document provides guidance on preparing for and excelling at job interviews. It discusses researching the company in advance, crafting an elevator pitch, dressing professionally, negotiating salary questions skillfully, and preparing responses tailored to different types of interviews like traditional, behavioral, and case interviews. The overall aim is to showcase one's qualifications and interpersonal fit for the role through preparation, selling oneself, and determining organizational fit during the interview process.
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The document provides tips for preparing for a job interview. It advises understanding your own strengths and experiences, creating a professional resume and personal profile, researching the position and organization, practicing answers to common questions, and knowing what is legally allowed to be asked in an interview. The goal is to present yourself as the best qualified candidate by highlighting your accomplishments and being prepared to discuss how you match what the employer is looking for.
This document provides guidance on how to prepare for and conduct oneself during a job interview. It recommends thoroughly researching the company and position in advance [1]. On the day of the interview, dress professionally, maintain good posture and eye contact, and be polite and respectful [2]. Have answers prepared for common interview questions about your background, skills, goals, and interest in the company [3]. Follow up after the interview by sending a thank you note.
This document provides tips for improving interview skills. It discusses preparing for interviews by researching the organization and anticipating common questions. Common questions may include telling about yourself, strengths/weaknesses, and fit for the role. It's important to relax and be yourself during interviews. Answers should emphasize how you present yourself, not just what you say. Practicing interviews and learning language skills can improve performance. Marketing yourself during interviews by providing information, developing positive impressions, and stimulating interest in selecting you is also discussed.
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This document provides tips for job interviews. It discusses:
1. The importance of making a strong first impression in the first 5 minutes of an interview.
2. Common types of interview questions including behavioral, competency, and case questions. Behavioral questions about past experiences and examples are most predictive of future performance.
3. Effective strategies for answering different types of questions like using the STAR and IPAR methods to structure examples of your skills and qualifications.
4. The need to prepare examples that demonstrate the key behaviors and competencies employers are looking for in a candidate.
This document provides advice and guidance on how to succeed in job interviews. It discusses preparing for different types of interview questions, including competency and motivational questions. Key recommendations include practicing answers using a four-step structure, focusing on skills rather than job duties, highlighting personal traits employers value, and paying attention to non-verbal communication and building rapport. Thorough preparation, practice, and reflection on interviews are emphasized as critical to achieving successful outcomes.
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The document provides guidance on conducting fair and lawful employment interviews that comply with Equal Employment Opportunity (EEO) and affirmative action guidelines. It discusses developing standard interview questions that are relevant to job performance and avoiding discriminatory questions. Interviewers should document their notes, decisions, and the reasons for their candidate selections. The document also provides examples of appropriate and inappropriate interview questions regarding topics like military service, national origin, health, age, and financial status. Overall, the summary emphasizes structuring interviews to evaluate candidates based only on job-relevant qualifications and preventing discrimination.
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This document provides tips and strategies for effective interviewing. It discusses preparing for different types of interviews by knowing your skills, values, and long-term goals. Important tips include practicing answering common questions, being familiar with the company, and dressing appropriately. On the day of the interview, arrive early and be well-groomed. The interview process typically involves initial casual conversation followed by more in-depth questions. Examples of behavioral interview questions are provided along with the STAR method for formulating strong answers. Proper etiquette for closing the interview and following up is also outlined.
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4. Understand Yourself
1. Education
2. Experience, both paid and unpaid
3. Accomplishments and achievements
4. Skills and competencies
5. Community service
6. Clubs and organizations
7. Extra-Curricular activities
8. Work ethics
9. Values
Take an inventory of your attributes
5.
6. Create Your Personal
Profile
Create a professional resume.
Look for ways to put a positive spin on your
career history.
Create a powerful, competent and experienced
image by using action words to describe
yourself and your accomplishments.
7. Create Your Personal
Profile
Give yourself all the credit you deserve.
Be totally honest, but don’t shortchange
yourself by underestimating or
minimizing your accomplishments.
Have a professional critique of your
resume.
8.
9. Know the Position
Make sure you and the position are a match.
Duties of the position
Compensation range
Location
Work schedules
Benefits
12. Know the Organization
Where to find organization’s information:
Organization’s website
Search engines like Google or Hoovers
College placement office
Networking
Library and newspaper archives
13.
14. General Tips
Map your route to the interview site so you’re not late.
Appropriate business attire is a must.
Refer to your achievements often before your
interview date, so they’re fresh in your mind.
Know your answers to probable questions
before you walk in the door.
15. General Tips
Practice, practice, practice your answers and
your delivery. Ask others to critique you.
If you have access to a video recorder, tape a
mock interview so you can see your nonverbal
communication.
The image you project and how you present
yourself will be either a deal-maker or
deal-breaker.
Think about questions you need to ask.
Write them down to jog your memory.
16. Legal versus Illegal
Questions
KNOW YOUR RIGHTS!!
Arrest or police records
Sex
Disability
Age
Military service
Race/Color
Child care
Religion
National origin
Marital status
It is important to understand the concept of legal versus illegal questions.
Any company wishing to avoid charges of discrimination knows that
there are some legal minefields to avoid with respect to interview
questions they may ask applicants for positions.
17. Legal versus Illegal
Questions
KNOW YOUR RIGHTS!!
1. That’s an unusual name. Is it Polish?
2. Would you have trouble working for a
supervisor who is younger than you?
3. What are you, about 50 or so?
Question Legal Illegal
18. Legal versus Illegal
Questions
KNOW YOUR RIGHTS!!
4. Do you have children?
5. The job requires frequent overnight
travel. Will your family obligations
prevent you from meeting this
requirement?
Question Legal Illegal
19. Legal versus Illegal
Questions
KNOW YOUR RIGHTS!!
6. Have you ever been arrested?
7. In what branch of the military did
you serve?
Question Legal Illegal
20. Legal versus Illegal
Questions
KNOW YOUR RIGHTS!!
Question Legal Illegal
8. I see you grew up in Utah. Are you
Mormon?
9. Will your disability prevent you from
bending and stooping?
21. Typical and not so typical
Job Interview Questions
Tell me about yourself. (Don’t ramble. Stay focused on
those things about yourself that make you best qualified
for the job.)
What are your strengths? (Make sure you know what
they are before you get to the interview. Make a list.)
What are your weaknesses? (Careful of this one.
What you say can and will be held against you.)
22. Typical and not so typical
Job Interview Questions
How would your current (or last) boss describe
you? (Be honest . . . They may be talking to him/her)
Describe the attributes of the worst boss you ever had.
(Treat this like a minefield. A misstep could blow up in
your face. Try to put a positive spin on the negative
attributes.)
23. Typical and not so typical
Job Interview Questions
Describe a conflict or disagreement you have had at
work and explain how you handled it.
How do you react to criticism? (This is not the time
for ego)
Give an example of a risk you took at work or
school and how it turned out. What did you
learn from the outcome?
24. Typical and not so typical
Job Interview Questions
What is your managerial style?
Why do you want to leave your current employer?
(Positive, positive. A prospective employer doesn’t
want to hear a litany of grievances against your
current employer.)
What was your most important contribution to
your last (or current) employer?
25. Typical and not so typical
Job Interview Questions
What accomplishment in your life are you most proud?
Would you hire you for this job? Why?
Why should we hire you over other finalists for this
position? (Of course, you won’t know their
credentials, so focus on your own.)
26. Typical and not so typical
Job Interview Questions
What motivates you?
How do you motivate others to achieve their
personal best? (Keep in mind that motivation
is internal. You can only “motivate” yourself.)
27. SKILL: Coping
QUESTION: Describe a high-pressure situation you had to handle at
work or school. What happened, who was involved and what did you
do in terms of resolution?
SKILL: Tolerance of Ambiguity
QUESTION: Give an example of a time when you had to deal
with frequent and unexpected changes. What does this say
about your ability to work in an ambiguous or unstructured
circumstance?
Behavioral Based
Interviewing
Behavioral
28. SKILL: Versatility
QUESTION: In work situations, as in life, we sometimes have to
compromise to make things happen. Tell me about a time when you
felt it necessary to compromise your own immediate interests in order
to be flexible and tolerant of another’s needs.
Behavioral Based
Interviewing
Behavioral
29. Behavioral Based
Interviewing
Leadership
SKILL: Energizing
QUESTION: Give an example of a time when your positive attitude
caused others to be motivated or energized into action. Be specific.
SKILL: Team Building
QUESTION: Building a team spirit to get results is often difficult.
Tell me about a time when you had your greatest success in building
a team spirit. What specific results did the team accomplish?
30. Behavioral Based
Interviewing
Leadership
SKILL: Influence
QUESTION: (1) Give an example when you first used fact and
reason to persuade others to take action. Be specific. (2) Give an
example of a time when your communication skills were powerful
enough to enable you to influence the way others thought or acted,
even in a very difficult situation.
31. Behavioral Based
Interviewing
Problem Solving
SKILL: Analytical
QUESTION: Give an example where you actively designed several
solutions to a single problem.
SKILL: Creativity
QUESTION: Give an example of a situation where you were
inventive and explored new ways of thinking. What was the
outcome?
32. Behavioral Based
Interviewing
Problem Solving
SKILL: Decision Making/Decisiveness
QUESTION: (1) Give an example of how you reached a practical
business decision by an organized review of the facts and weighing of
options. (2) Give an example of a situation when you had to stand up
for a decision you made even though it made you unpopular.
33. Behavioral Based
Interviewing
Personal Work Habits
SKILL: Commitment to Tasks
QUESTION: (1) Describe a time in which you were able to be
very persistent in order to reach goals. (2) Give an example of
any specific time in which you found it necessary to give long
hours to the job.
SKILL: Goal Setting
QUESTION: What has been your experience in defining
long and short-range goals? Tell me what specific goal
was set, how was it set, and how successful you were
in its achievement?
34. Behavioral Based
Interviewing
Personal Work Habits
SKILL: Organization and Planning
QUESTION: Many positions have well-established, standard
methods to help you do the job. Give an example of a time
when you found a systematic method for solving work problems
to be a good routine to follow. How did your planning help you
deal with the unexpected?
35. Behavioral Based
Interviewing
Communication
SKILL: Interaction
QUESTION: Being skillful in dealing with others on the job is an
important factor in being productive. Describe a time when you
were successful in dealing with another person because you built
a trusting and harmonious relationship.
36. Behavioral Based
Interviewing
Communication
SKILL: Spoken Communication
QUESTION: Careful listening and effective communication go
hand in hand. Tell about a specific time when your ability to listen
helped you communicate better. Tell about a specific experience
of yours that illustrates your ability to influence others verbally.
SKILL: Written Communication
QUESTION: In some jobs, it is necessary to document
work thoroughly. Give an example of a project you
completed that required detailed written documentation.
37. Summary
You know yourself and what you have to offer.
You know you and the position are a match.
You know the organization’s history and the
benefits you would bring to it.
You have prepared a professional resume.
You’ve practiced, practiced, practiced
your delivery.
You’ve selected appropriate attire.
38. Summary
You know answers to probable questions, including
behavioral-based questions.
You’ve practiced your smile, eye contact,
and firm handshake.
You’ve made it to the interview site on time.
This organization couldn’t live without you.