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Unit 13 p4 - Alex Clements

During the interview



Interview protocol



Stick to structure- Candidates arrive (candidates arriving a few minutes earlier is better). Make sure
not to be chewing gum or acting unprofessionally. It is important to be presentable, this means
being smart and tidy. For example wearing smart attire like a suit/ smart dress and making your
appearance look smart by being well groomed.



Confidentiality



Do not ask about personal questions. For example asking about their financial situation is not
suitable. However, some personal questions may be suitable such as where do you live and Is it easy
for you to travel to this job? If the candidate is not successful their information will be stored safely
or disposed of. This is a legal process that every business must abide by.



Fairness



Keep the questions work related so you don’t hire someone just because you like them. It is
important to ask the same questions in the same way to each candidate. This helps keep the hiring
process as fair as possible and gives every candidate an equal chance. It is very important that
candidates are asked the same questions in the same order.



Interview environment



Hold the interview in a professional environment where you will not be disturbed. This should be an
office or a quiet room. It is important there is no one else there and that there is enough space for
the candidate to feel comfortable.



Agreed questions



Prepare some questions that make the candidate think. There are also laws on what questions you
can ask. The interview panel should agree on what questions are the most suitable for the role and
agree on who is asking what questions. The interviewers will have a sheet of paper with the same
questions on so that they can organise and agree on the questions before the interviews.

, Checking of personal information



Double check the personal information and make sure it matches with the CV. The interviewers
should also ask the candidate a question such as what Is your date of birth to make sure they have
supplied the right personal information. The interview panel could also check the personal
information through the references.



Interview checklist



Creating a checklist will help ensure all the necessary questions have been asked and it will help give
structure to the interview. It also helps keep the interviewer and interviewee calm as they both
know the structure to the interview so there is no confusion.



Control of interview



One member of the team will need to co-ordinate the interview and make the interview flow well.
This person will likely be the one asking most of the questions and talking with the candidate the
most. It is important to have a clear coordinator of the interview so that the panel doesn’t talk over
each other.



Decision criteria and documentation



Documentations should also be kept with notes about the candidate so when deciding what
applicant to hire, it is easy to compare them all. Keeping documentation organised will help make
the interview flow better. These documentations include cv, cover letter, job description etc.



Communicating the decision to candidates



It is important to outline how the candidates will be informed of the decision and a rough idea when.
For example Email, Phone, Letter etc. This will help the candidate feel at ease so that they know
when they can expect to hear back by.



Communication and listening skills

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