WHAT IS AN INTERVIEW?
NATURE AND SCOPE OF INTERVIEW
What is an interview?
How can it be defined?
What purpose does it serve?
How does it benefit the interviewees and the interviewers?
There are some of the questions often asked and discussed. In the previous and upcoming blogs, an honest and detailed attempt has been made to answer these questions and many other queries related to them.
But here we are primarily concerned with the interview in the former sense only. An interview is a significant and serious affair after the success in written and/or skill tests. It is a final stage and step in the process of selection and appointment. Obviously, it is two-way traffic in which ideas are exchanged, questions asked and answered and an individual's personality is put to test by experts, knowledgeable persons and employers
12 Common Skills Sought By Employers
Critical/Analytical Thinking – Gather evidence, identify important elements, sort by relevance, evaluate options, recognize assumptions and fallacies, anticipate consequences and draw conclusions based on the analysis.
Embrace Diversity – Value differences, understand identities and seek perspectives, venture beyond comfort zones and demonstrate commitment to diversity through supportive actions.
Self-Management – Work independently, manage multiple demands, adapt to change, calculate risks, and cope with failure.
Quantitative – Use mathematical skills, concepts and ideas to solve problems and interpret data.
Communication – Write and speak clearly and persuasively, listen, interpret accurately, and make effective presentations.
Leadership – Envision possibilities, express expectations, build relationships, inspire and motivate others and set an example.
Creativity - Generate ideas, alternatives, or possibilities that may be useful in solving problems or communicating with others. May involve presenting existing information in a new, unique way or developing something that is completely original.
Time Management – Use time effectively by prioritizing work and setting and meeting deadlines for completing assignments/responsibilities. Make realistic commitments to others and deliver on them.
Technology – Utilize systems, search engines, software and hardware in order to manage, record, analyze or manipulate data/information. Able to evaluate and filter information.
Integrity – Live/work by guiding principles or personal/professional ethics, accept responsibility, ‘do what you say’, and behave consistently with transparency.
Research – Define the task, identify information-seeking strategies, possibly apply laboratory techniques and calculate measurements, synthesize and evaluate.
Teamwork – Define common goals, initiate ideas, cooperate, negotiate and resolve conflict constructively. Identify individual strengths, harness them for a group and respect group dynamics.
We should prepare our interview in advance.
Link to video "Opportunity": https://youtu.be/A02zpcjqTDg
Link to video "Body Language": https://youtu.be/2LbZAcd4W_4
Link to video "Resume Writing for Experience Candidate": https://youtu.be/1lqH7vWYzUU
Link to video "Resume Writing for Fresher": https://youtu.be/2oWynvWvj1o
Link to video "Tell Me About Yourself": https://youtu.be/tiWXpO0BZFY
Link to video "Group Discussion": https://youtu.be/4nEXZLBAbgQ
Link to video "Interview Skills": https://youtu.be/-NS-fbpFa40
Link to video "Why do you want this job?" https://youtu.be/trL39Syc0iw
Link to video "Why should we hire you? https://youtu.be/a_Q09VPm7XE
Link to video "Fundamentals of Team Work" https://youtu.be/2NIlJ5Wka-E
Link to video "Time Management" https://youtu.be/35PMrDp96vg
Link to video "Time Management - II" https://youtu.be/Ev4JNrors14
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