Effective Interviewing Techniques

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Effective Interviewing Techniques Clinton High School 401 Arrow Drive Clinton, MS 39056

Facts of Interviewing Interviews are the most widely used process for screening job applicants. They provide the most direct information about a candidate’s background, personality, and skills. The purpose of an interview is to receive the job offer.

Always be able to give examples! Know Yourself Employment objective and how it relates to the position and the employer Educational background and how it relates to the position and the employer Work experience Abilities and skills Always be able to give examples!

Know the Employer Research! Research! Research! Prepare to demonstrate your knowledge of the profession and the company Prepare to give reasons for your interest in working in that profession/company Develop questions in advance to ask about the job/organization

Interview Preparation Situational Knowledge Where/when the interview takes place Arrive 10 minutes early! Physical Preparation Get plenty of rest Dress for success Mental Preparation Knowledge of company Practice a mock interview Written Preparation Take extra resumes, references, etc. Make notes Ask questions

Types of Interviews Basic/traditional interview Telephone interview Group interview Interview during a meal or social occasion Serial interview

5 Stages Interview Process Icebreaker Greetings First Impressions Small talk Personal Qualifications and Interest in Position Abilities, Skills, and Work Experience Accomplishments and Activities Goals

Interview Process 3. Organization and Position Employer may test your knowledge of the company. “Why do you want to work for this company?” “What do you know about this department?” Other general questions regarding the company or the job. “What is your geographic preference?” “Are you willing to relocate?”

Interview Process Candidate Questions Close and Follow-Up Your chance to ask questions about job “What type of on the job training do you provide?” “What makes your company different from its competitors?” Close and Follow-Up Find out who makes next move Thank the interview for their time Evaluate your performance Send a thank you note within 24 hours

Behavioral Interviewing Questions: 1. In your own words, define the word “challenging”. Tell me about the most challenging course you have ever taken. 2. Tell me about a job or difficult course where you picked up things more quickly than others. 3. Give an example of a specific job condition, task, or assignment that was particularly displeasing.

STAR Technique Situation – describe the situation, problem, or issue that you encountered. Task – describe the tasks/responsibilities you took on to help solve the problem. Action – discuss the steps you actually took to effect a solution. Result – describe the positive results of your actions.

Tips for Successful Interviewing Interviewing is a two-way process Never give “yes” or “no” answers Listen carefully and react Use specific examples to make your case The interview begins the minute you step onto the company lot Be positive!

Tips for Successful Interviewing Think like an employer Don’t criticize past employers or co-workers Be aware of illegal questions Maintain professionalism, even if the employer does not Be prepared for the unexpected Be aware of body language Be well-groomed

Ask Questions What are your expectations of the employees in your company? What are the strengths and weaknesses of your organization? Describe a typical day on the job in this position. Avoid asking questions about salary and benefits.

Know who makes the next move and when Interview Closure Know who makes the next move and when

After the Interview Evaluate your performance Send a thank-you note within 24 hours Keep records of important dates and details for the follow-up

Just Remember… BE CONFIDENT – Sell Yourself! Have FUN and ENJOY the interviewing process When in doubt… MOCK INTERVIEW!