Most people learn to interview by watching others or constant practicing. Learning the basic concepts and practicing is. Before scheduling interviews, you should make sure you are prepared.
Career Development. its about you identifying your potentials and developing them no matter the circumstances.
its best to do want you love doing best so that you can working hours in your lifetime than feel miserable doing something you don't like for about twenty years.
believe in yourself and don't let any thing discourage you.
This slide contains information about interview and various types of interviews like. Screening / Telephone Interview
Video Conferencing
One-on-One / Face to Face Interview
Group Interview
Panel Interview
Behavioural Interview
Sequential Interview
Hope this video will help you
Career Development. its about you identifying your potentials and developing them no matter the circumstances.
its best to do want you love doing best so that you can working hours in your lifetime than feel miserable doing something you don't like for about twenty years.
believe in yourself and don't let any thing discourage you.
This slide contains information about interview and various types of interviews like. Screening / Telephone Interview
Video Conferencing
One-on-One / Face to Face Interview
Group Interview
Panel Interview
Behavioural Interview
Sequential Interview
Hope this video will help you
Not sure if you are getting the most out of your interview? Do you wonder if you are asking the most appropriate questions? This interview training presentation will help! Decrease turnover, take less time to fill a position, and avoid making any mistakes.
The recruitment process is a process of identifying the jobs vacancy, analyzing the job requirements, reviewing applications, screening, shortlisting, and selecting the right candidate.
Career Coach Guide To Job Interview and Salary Negotiation 2015Adrian Tan
My presentation at an Executive Career Management Talk at e2i Singapore.
Gain insider tips on interview skills and crucial insights on salary negotiation. Equip yourself with knowledge, skills to make the ultimate impression at the coveted job interview.
And find out why you should negotiate your salary no matter how good the offer is.
Guidelines for writing an impressive CV (resume) for applying for a job in the IT industry. Important topics discussed:
What Is a Resume?
Why We Need of a Resume?
Why We Need a Good Resume?
The Goal of a Resume
Success strategy in writing a CV
How to Stand Out?
Structure of a Typical Resume (CV)
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Curriculum vitae | What is CV? | How to write an Effective CV?AliHamza149
curriculum vitae is a personal marketing document used to sell yourself to prospective employers. It should tell them about you, your professional history, and your skills, abilities, and achievements. ... In addition to your CV, employers may also require a cover letter and a completed application form
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Not sure if you are getting the most out of your interview? Do you wonder if you are asking the most appropriate questions? This interview training presentation will help! Decrease turnover, take less time to fill a position, and avoid making any mistakes.
The recruitment process is a process of identifying the jobs vacancy, analyzing the job requirements, reviewing applications, screening, shortlisting, and selecting the right candidate.
Career Coach Guide To Job Interview and Salary Negotiation 2015Adrian Tan
My presentation at an Executive Career Management Talk at e2i Singapore.
Gain insider tips on interview skills and crucial insights on salary negotiation. Equip yourself with knowledge, skills to make the ultimate impression at the coveted job interview.
And find out why you should negotiate your salary no matter how good the offer is.
Guidelines for writing an impressive CV (resume) for applying for a job in the IT industry. Important topics discussed:
What Is a Resume?
Why We Need of a Resume?
Why We Need a Good Resume?
The Goal of a Resume
Success strategy in writing a CV
How to Stand Out?
Structure of a Typical Resume (CV)
HRM, SELECTION PROCESS, PLACEMENT & RETENTION PROGRAMME, HRM, HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT, MANAGING HUMAN RESOURCES, DIFFERENT DRIVERS OF RETENTION, MYTHS AND REALITIES, STRENGTHENING SELECTION & RETENTION, BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION, MANAGEMENT SCIENCE, EDUCATION AND LEARNING,
Curriculum vitae | What is CV? | How to write an Effective CV?AliHamza149
curriculum vitae is a personal marketing document used to sell yourself to prospective employers. It should tell them about you, your professional history, and your skills, abilities, and achievements. ... In addition to your CV, employers may also require a cover letter and a completed application form
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Small Business Owners Guide to InterviewingJim Cox
Small Business Owners Guide to Interviewing
Small Business Owners Guide to interviewing job applicants, Analyzing a resume, Understanding body language, rules to follow, Illegal questions, questions to avoid, measuring motivation, Measuring Persuasive Ability, Measuring Attitude and Ethics, Measuring Initiative, best questions to ask.
Exhibit quiet confidence.
Organize your thoughts and apply your knowledge, skills and abilities.
Think globally! Relate “outside” experiences to demonstrate your qualifications.
An interview call letter brings with it a lot of excitement, feeling of anxiousness and tension. Excitement of being called for an interview, a morale booster and anxiousness and tension about the performance during the interview.
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The person who gets the job is not always the most qualified, but the one who interviews the best. And in a tough economy, the interview plays an even greater role in landing the position you want. In this session, learn tips on preparing for an interview so that you present as a confident, interested, skilled professional who is right for the position. Brought to you by ADVANCE for Nurses. Merion Publications Inc. is an approved provider of continuing nursing education by the Pennsylvania State Nurses Association (No. 221-3-O-09), an accredited approver by the American Nurses Credentialing Center’s Commission on Accreditation.
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Do you get nervous before job interviews? if you follow best practices, you’ll build your confidence, feel more comfortable answering questions, and dramatically increase your chances of having a successful job interview.Below, we provide an overview of how to succeed in an interview along with a detailed discussion surrounding each point.
Interview Skills/Preparation talks about how you can be more prepared for your next interview.
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3. Identify your questions
◦ Select the questions that will gather all the
information you require
◦ Select question that work with your interview style
Anticipate their questions
◦ Think of answers for any question that may arise
4. Know the job description and other job
information
◦ Know the official job title
◦ Understand the duties of the job and how it fits into
the organization
◦ Understand the skills and competencies that will be
required of the candidate
◦ Know the salary, benefits and compensation
5. Review Resume
◦ Review their educational background
◦ Review their work history
◦ Review the dates of the work history
◦ Identify any concerns that need to be explored
6. Get acquainted
◦ Introduce yourself and identify your position
◦ Ask the candidate their name
7. Build rapport
◦ Be on time
◦ Put the interviewee at ease
◦ Greet the candidate with a firm, friendly handshake
◦ Set the tone with your voice inflection, gestures and
facial expressions
◦ Use neutral terms and non-threatening mannerisms
and body language
8. Explain the procedure that will be followed
◦ Explain the purpose of the interview to allay the
candidates fears and apprehension
◦ Identify the length of time required
◦ Allow an opportunity for their questions
9. Gather the information
◦ Needed to determine candidates suitability for the
job
◦ This is the assessment period
10. Use appropriate questions, pertinent
responses
◦ Good questioning is a four step process that
involves:
◦ Ask a question
◦ Receive the answer
◦ Evaluate the answer
◦ Record the response
11. Monitor verbal and non-verbal body language
◦ Listen carefully
◦ Keep an open mind
◦ Compare the accuracy of responses to previous
answers
12. Take notes
◦ Summarize the key points
◦ Notes should be factual, objective, concise, clear
and complete
13. Encourage the applicant to ask their questions
◦ Open the floor for the candidate to ask question
◦ Allow enough time for the candidate to ask these
questions
◦ Address all their concerns
Further assess the applicant’s values
◦ Ask some final question like
“What are you proud of that we did not talk about?”
“When you consider all of the things we talked about,
what did we not discuss that you think we should
have?”
14. Sell the applicant on the company and the job if
appropriate to do so
◦ Caution around saying anything that could be
misconstrued as a job offer
◦ Keep them interested until final decision can be made
Identify when you expect to make the hiring
decision
◦ Provide them with a date they will hear from you
◦ Tell them you will contact them either way
Thank the candidate
◦ Ask the candidate to confirm their contact information
◦ Thank them for their time and ask them not to discuss
the details with anyone
15. Record your impressions
◦ Make final notes of verbal responses
◦ Summarize your impressions about non-verbal
responses
Make your decision based on the best
candidate for the job
◦ Trust instincts but verify with responses
◦ Compare the candidates responses to the skills and
competencies you require
16. Consider all factors
◦ technical skills, attitude, aptitude, leadership,
motivation and fit with the company
Complete an interview evaluation
◦ Use a scoring rubrics
◦ Compare the scores with the impressions
17. This is part of an on-line course
“Recruiting, Interviewing, Selection & Performance Review”
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NOTES
Most people learn to interview by watching others or constant practicing. Learning the basic concepts and practicing is. Before scheduling interviews, you should make sure you are prepared.