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Home > Management Tutorials > Interviewing Skills > Interviewing Skills: Conducting an Interview
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Interviewing Skills: Conducting an Interview
 

Conducting the Interview

There are 3 steps to follow while conducting an Interview:

  • Open the Interview (Put the candidate at ease)
  • Gather Information (Ask questions & listen to responses)
  • Close the Interview (Create a positive impression of your organization )

Opening an Interview

  • While opening an interview, your purpose is to put both you and candidate at ease , and set the stage for an open conversation
  • There are 3 steps you should complete when opening the interview:
    • Build rapport
    • State the agenda
    • Ask for acceptance

Gathering Information

  • Gathering Information represents 70 to 80 percent of the interview
  • There are 3 steps you should complete when gathering information from the interviewee:
    • Ask lead questions
    • Ask follow-up questions
    • Transition to the next subject

Closing an Interview

  • The close of the interview is used to indicate to the candidate that the information-gathering portion is complete and the interview is about to wind down.
  • Take the following 4 steps when closing an interview:
    • Ask for and answer questions
    • Promote the organization and the job
    • Outline next steps
    • Thank the candidate
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