The document discusses different types of employment interviews. It describes interviews as face-to-face or virtual meetings between a candidate and employer to obtain information. Interviews can be structured, with the interviewer controlling the course of questions, or unstructured, allowing the candidate more influence over the discussion. The document also analyzes a video of a "highly structured interview" used by Department X, noting issues like potential manipulation and questions not closely linked to the job description.
The document discusses different types of employment interviews. It describes interviews as face-to-face or virtual meetings between a candidate and employer to obtain information. Interviews can be structured, with the interviewer controlling the course of questions, or unstructured, allowing the candidate more influence over the discussion. The document also analyzes a video of a "highly structured interview" used by Department X, noting issues like potential manipulation and questions not closely linked to the job description.
The document discusses different types of employment interviews. It describes interviews as face-to-face or virtual meetings between a candidate and employer to obtain information. Interviews can be structured, with the interviewer controlling the course of questions, or unstructured, allowing the candidate more influence over the discussion. The document also analyzes a video of a "highly structured interview" used by Department X, noting issues like potential manipulation and questions not closely linked to the job description.
candidate and a representative of the employing organsiation. Can also be conducted by tele/video conference. Methods range from structured to unstructured” - Nankervis 2017 Interviewing methods • Differ according to the methods that are used to obtain information and to elicit attitudes and feelings from an applicant • The most significant difference lies in the amount of structure, or control, that is exercised by the interviewer. • In the highly structured interview, the interviewer determines the course that the interview will follow as each question is asked. • In the less structured interview, the applicant plays a larger role in determining the way in which the discussion will go. - Nankervis 2017 The interview method use by the Department X is “Highly Structured interview” which will be demonstrated in the video I am about to show you. The Video The Issues identified in the above interview process as a selection method use by the Department XX: • Manipulation • Non-impartial panel of interview with low involvement of Human Resource due to high governance by the rules and regulations. • Unlinked of Interview questions to the Job Descriptions