Behavioral Interviewing 2015 - Behavioral Interviewing
Date2015-01-22
Deadline2015-01-22
Venue2600 E. Bayshore Road, USA - United States
KeywordsBehavioral interviewing; applicant interview best practices; interviewing strategies; behavior-based interview; reference checking; employment laws; recruitment interviewing
Topics/Call fo Papers
Selecting the best applicant who is the right match for your organization is vital to your organization’s success. This session will review effective interviewing strategies that can apply to all positions, including legal dos and don’ts for interviewing that expand beyond the human resources office.
Why Should You Attend:
Some of the key areas that will be addressed in this presentation include:
As interviewers, what can we do to get past applicant's canned answers?
Are applicants really answering our questions, or just telling us what we want to hear?
How do we manage first impressions and steer away from hiring based on a gut feeling?
This webinar will answer these questions and more by discussing a structured process used in behavior-based interviewing. This approach involves asking questions about the applicant’s past behaviour in situations similar to those that are faced in the job to be filled. Carefully worded follow-up questions can be used to clarify a candidate’s answers. Questions designed in this manner are more difficult for an applicant to anticipate, and are, consequently, more truthful answered as well. In short, interviewers are more likely to make better decisions by employing these techniques.
Areas Covered in the Webinar:
Why is interviewing important
Why new hires fail
Employment laws that affect interviewing
Developing questions that are open-ended, legal and behavior-based
Reference checking
Use of assessments in the hiring process
Who Will Benefit:
HR managers
Recruiters and staff involved in interviewing applicants
Business owners and managers
HR consultants who advise clients on interviewing strategies
For Registration:http://www.complianceonline.com/best-practices-for...
Why Should You Attend:
Some of the key areas that will be addressed in this presentation include:
As interviewers, what can we do to get past applicant's canned answers?
Are applicants really answering our questions, or just telling us what we want to hear?
How do we manage first impressions and steer away from hiring based on a gut feeling?
This webinar will answer these questions and more by discussing a structured process used in behavior-based interviewing. This approach involves asking questions about the applicant’s past behaviour in situations similar to those that are faced in the job to be filled. Carefully worded follow-up questions can be used to clarify a candidate’s answers. Questions designed in this manner are more difficult for an applicant to anticipate, and are, consequently, more truthful answered as well. In short, interviewers are more likely to make better decisions by employing these techniques.
Areas Covered in the Webinar:
Why is interviewing important
Why new hires fail
Employment laws that affect interviewing
Developing questions that are open-ended, legal and behavior-based
Reference checking
Use of assessments in the hiring process
Who Will Benefit:
HR managers
Recruiters and staff involved in interviewing applicants
Business owners and managers
HR consultants who advise clients on interviewing strategies
For Registration:http://www.complianceonline.com/best-practices-for...
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