7 Rules for Job Interview Questions That Result in Great Hires

 It’s time to throw out the old list of interview questions that you’ve been using for years. Websites like Glassdoor.com give candidates access to the questions that most large companies ask, and the answers that interviewers expect. Hiring the wrong candidate is always costly, so it’s imperative that interviewers get the most critical information out of candidates possible. This starts with carefully selecting questions and determining the most acceptable answers in advance. The author provides seven guidelines for developing questions that result in successful hires. The key is to focus on topics that speak to the position itself and are therefore harder to prepare in advance.

 

 

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Hiring the right talent is crucial for organizational success. However, finding the perfect fit goes beyond reviewing resumes and qualifications. It requires an understanding of interviewing techniques that accurately assess a candidate’s skills, competencies, and cultural fit. Interviewing is not just about asking questions; it’s an art that requires finesse, empathy, and strategic thinking. In …

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