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The document provides guidance for conducting behavioral interviews at Citrix. It outlines the objectives of interviewing and selection training which includes learning how to use behavioral interviewing techniques. It describes key components of behavioral interviewing such as focusing questions on the essential job functions and using open-ended questions. Sample behavioral interview questions are provided addressing skills such as coping with stress, motivating others, and taking initiative. Guidance is given on preparing for an interview, including developing an interview plan and evaluating candidates based on the required technical and behavioral skills for the target position.
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Aims
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´ To look at how the qualities needed to do the jobs are
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´ To review the selection process from advertising through
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Date __________________
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Managers Title _____________________________
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