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The majority of employers say that the interview stage is the most important part of the hiring process. Your time is so precious and for each job that you advertise, you should be fully prepared and know exactly what you want to find out from each candidate in order to find the best talent around. There are a variety of factors to think about before you start interviewing candidates for your vacancy. ♦️What style of the interview are you going to do? ♦️ Who will conduct the interview? ♦️ How long should each interview last? ♦️ Where will you hold the interview? ♦️ What documents should you prepare? ♦️ What questions do you want to ask? When the interview starts, most candidates will be extremely nervous, so try and put them at ease by introducing yourself and your colleague, and giving them an overview of what they should expect within the interview and timescale. After all of the interviews have been conducted, it is very important to let all candidates know your decision and feedback as as soon as possiblle. It all helps towards your positive employer branding. Any negative feedback could hinder your chances of recruiting in the future and also effect your ability to attract top talent. How do you prepare for your interviews when recruiting? #recruitment #hiringtips #culture

Making your interviews more inclusive, doesn’t only help your candidates, but it helps you as a recruiter as well, here’s why: 👉 Your candidates will be more prepared and less likely to drop out of the interview 👉 You’ll get a better insight into a candidates relevant experience for the role 👉 You’ll receive well thought out answers and fewer mind blanks 👉 Your candidate will be more relaxed, more themselves so you can see what they’ll actually be bringing to the work environment 👉 You will be more likely to choose a suitable candidate for the role they will be filling rather than a candidate who performs well in interviews (unless their job is being interviewed) 👉 Your candidates will provide you with more skills, knowledge and experience that you can assess It’s a win-win really, isn’t it?! 💪 So if you think that offering to release interview questions in advance defeats the point of the interview, maybe it’s time to rethink your reasons why and look into your neuroinclusive recruitment policies. Reach out to me if you would like guidance on how to make your recruitment process more neuroinclusive. #Neuroinclusion #InclusiveInterviews #InclusiveRecruiment

Momentum. It's a vital aspect of any interview process. It reflects your ability to make quick decisions and keeps candidates engaged and excited about the opportunity. But it can be tough to maintain momentum, especially at this time of year. When momentum slows, candidates can lose interest or assume a lack of interest from the company. At this point Communication becomes vital. Open and transparent communication during a slowdown in the interview process can reassure candidates and maintain enthusiasm. Acknowledging any delays and providing updates fosters a positive candidate experience. Pro tip:   Consider doing this directly with the candidate, not just via your recruiter.   Candidates are wary of being stalled as others progress in the process, a direct email or call to provide an update works wonders!   Good luck to those interviewing this week!          #interviewprocess #engagement #momentum #communication        

The majority of employers say that the interview stage is the most important part of the hiring process. Your time is so precious and for each job that you advertise, you should be fully prepared and know exactly what you want to find out from each candidate in order to find the best talent around. There are a variety of factors to think about before you start interviewing candidates for your vacancy. ♦️What style of the interview are you going to do? ♦️ Who will conduct the interview? ♦️ How long should each interview last? ♦️ Where will you hold the interview? ♦️ What documents should you prepare? ♦️ What questions do you want to ask? When the interview starts, most candidates will be extremely nervous, so try and put them at ease by introducing yourself and your colleague, and giving them an overview of what they should expect within the interview and timescale. After all of the interviews have been conducted, it is very important to let all candidates know your decision and feedback as as soon as possiblle. It all helps towards your positive employer branding. Any negative feedback could hinder your chances of recruiting in the future and also affect your ability to attract top talent. How do you prepare for your interviews when recruiting? #recruitment #culture #interviewtips

Today's focus is on resources for recruiters and hiring managers. Enhance your interview process with these insightful questions to make it more engaging and less scripted for candidates: - What is something about you that we have not covered today that you'd like us to know? - If you could start a new project tomorrow - personally or professionally, what would it be and why? - What are a few questions that are in your mind that you may be unsure about asking? - What are some current trends in the market for our industry? Stay tuned for more questions for candidates to ask during the interview process later this week. Share the best questions a recruiter or hiring manager has asked you in an interview in the comments below. hashtag #Recruitment #InterviewTips

Today's focus is on resources for recruiters and hiring managers. Enhance your interview process with these insightful questions to make it more engaging and less scripted for candidates: - What is something about you that we have not covered today that you'd like us to know? - If you could start a new project tomorrow - personally or professionally, what would it be and why? - What are a few questions that are in your mind that you may be unsure about asking? - What are some current trends in the market for our industry? Stay tuned for more questions for candidates to ask during the interview process later this week. Share the best questions a recruiter or hiring manager has asked you in an interview in the comments below. hashtag hashtag #Recruitment #InterviewTips

🌟 Prioritize the Interview Process: A Message to Hiring Managers 🌟 As hiring managers, it's crucial to make interviewing a top priority. Some managers tend to take it lightly and request rescheduling interviews multiple times with candidates due to other obligations or last-minute issues. While I understand that life can throw curveballs and occasional rescheduling may be necessary, it's essential to consider the candidate experience throughout this process. During interviews, candidates are not only showcasing their skills and qualifications, but they're also evaluating the company culture and the hiring team. If candidates don't feel valued and prioritized during this crucial stage, they're more likely to perceive that they won't be valued and prioritized if they join the team. Let's ensure that every candidate feels respected and appreciated throughout the interview journey. By demonstrating professionalism and respect for their time, we not only enhance the candidate experience but also positively shape the employer brand. Remember, the way we treat candidates reflects the values and culture of our organization. Let's make every interview count! #Hiring #CandidateExperience #EmployerBrand #InterviewingTips

🚀 87% of talent say a positive interview experience can change their mind about a role or company they once doubted! In short, the interview is the face of your business. It's a prime opportunity for candidates to connect with your brand and the position. This makes it essential for companies to care for their candidates during the interview process. It is important you remember to: Set Clear Expectations: Send an interview guide in advance, outline topics, and involve candidates in the process. Ask Relevant Questions: Focus on job-related queries to prevent frustration and reduce unconscious bias. Make Candidates Feel Comfortable: Build rapport, humanize the process, and normalize nervousness. Be Present: Actively listen, maintain eye contact, and eliminate distractions. Don’t Ghost Candidates: Follow up post-interview, thank candidates, and keep them informed. Remember, the interview process is as much about assessing the candidate as it is about candidates assessing you. 📅 Join our webinar to learn how to create exceptional candidate experiences – All-New Advanced Interviewer’s Masterclass 👉 [Sign up now!]  https://lnkd.in/e5H7P_Br #TalentAcquisition #Hiring #InterviewTips #EmployerBranding #CandidateExperience #RecruitmentStrategies

Are you getting ready for an upcoming interview? Preparing may seem a bit overwhelming, so Gartner recruiters shared some tips to help you put your best foot forward. #LifeAtGartner #Hiring

🚀 87% of talent say a positive interview experience can change their mind about a role or company they once doubted! In short, the interview is the face of your business. It's a prime opportunity for candidates to connect with your brand and the position. This makes it essential for companies to care for their candidates during the interview process. It is important you remember to: Set Clear Expectations: Send an interview guide in advance, outline topics, and involve candidates in the process. Ask Relevant Questions: Focus on job-related queries to prevent frustration and reduce unconscious bias. Make Candidates Feel Comfortable: Build rapport, humanize the process, and normalize nervousness. Be Present: Actively listen, maintain eye contact, and eliminate distractions. Don’t Ghost Candidates: Follow up post-interview, thank candidates, and keep them informed. Remember, the interview process is as much about assessing the candidate as it is about candidates assessing you. 📅 Join our webinar to learn how to create exceptional candidate experiences – All-New Advanced Interviewer’s Masterclass 👉 [Sign up now!]  https://lnkd.in/ehBBWeWR #TalentAcquisition #Hiring #InterviewTips #EmployerBranding #CandidateExperience #RecruitmentStrategies