conversation between an employer and a job applicant with the mutual goal of determining whether the applicant and the job are a good fit
Job interview
an interpersonal exchange between a job candidate and one or more organizational representatives who attempt to assess the candidate’s job-relevant experience, skills, abilities, and knowledge
Job interview/ Employment Interview
one of the most common methods organizations use to recruit, screen, employees
Job interview
Name the four types of interviews
An initial way to interview applicants with appealing resumes. A common practive in searches that include candidates outside of the local area. Usually scheduled ahead of time.
Phone interview
It is typically conducted in the employer’s offices. It is usually longer and more detailed than a phone interview. The interviewer will ask questions about skills, and experience, as well as overall career plans. Applicants are also assessed based on their appearance and demeanor.
One-on-one interview
The panel may consist of hiring or human resource personnel, supervisors, and other team members. Positions that require employees to work closely in groups may favor this approach.
Panel Interview
may be used as an early screening tool similar to the phone interview. It is also used by employers based in another area of the country or other country. It is conducted via Skype or other video conferencing services.
Video Interview