TAT: The Art of Behavioural Interviewing
TAT: The Art of Behavioural Interviewing
TAT: The Art of Behavioural Interviewing

TAT: The Art of Behavioural Interviewing

Training Point

Overview:

Research shows behavioural interviewing is five times more successful in choosing the right candidate for a job over more traditional interviewing techniques. Psychologist Peter Quarry explains behavioural interviewing and gives many examples of how to do it in a real situation.

Key Training Points:

* The difference between ‘traditional’ and ‘behavioural’ interviewing.
* Basing the interview structure on the job analysis.
* Benefits of behavioural interviewing.
* Asking the right questions.
* Using follow up or probing questions.
* How to question for ethics, motivation and other important attributes.
* How to assess a candidate’s credibility in an interview.

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Year2008
Produced inAustralia
Duration19 mins
ProducerTraining Point
Price (ex-GST)$295.00
Product CodeTP015AQ
CategoriesRecruitment
 
 
 

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