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Behavioral Interviewing: The Achilles Heel of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion

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We've all been on the other side of the table when a hiring manager or recruiter asked us a behavioral interview question. Behavioral interviewing has been the gold standard in hiring and recruiting for decades. Traditional behavioral interview questions draw from the very specific context of the working world.

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11 Must-Ask Behavioral Interview Questions

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Behavioral interviewing uses strategically-composed questions to share how a candidate’s past performance might support a hiring company’s future needs. Focusing in on both hard and soft skills, the questions drill down into several layers of a job seeker’s value proposition, unearthing interview gold. What did you do?

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How to Assess Candidate Integrity in Interviews

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Interviews are the time to delve into candidate values to gauge alignment with company standards. As the first point of contact, interviewers must be able to discern if an applicants’ values contradict or align with company virtues. Some questions may include: “What does integrity mean to you within a professional context?”

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33 Behavioral Interview Questions to Ask Candidates

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No interview process is complete without a couple of behavioral interview questions. Getting candidates to explain their thought process, talk about a time they failed a project, or share their approach to prioritizing tasks is eye-opening – and every interviewer wants in on this well-known hack.

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Interviewing Techniques: How to Assess Candidates Accurately and Avoid Hiring Mistakes

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The interview process is a crucial component of the hiring process that can help you assess candidates’ skills, experience, and cultural fit with your company. However, conducting effective interviews can be challenging, and common mistakes can lead to hiring the wrong candidate.

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Cultural Fit Assessment: How to Interview Potential Hires for Culture Compatibility

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A company's corporate culture is made up of how people interact, the company's goals and values, the atmosphere in the workplace, and the practical ways in which employees collaborate. How much does this matter? Drilling down into this data, company culture is just as likely to impact applications as overall satisfaction.

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How to Identify and Interview Results-Driven Candidates

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Fortunately, using a meaty job description that qualifies position fit, alongside a storied, behavioral interview process, can help to achieve these measurable recruiting goals. The second part of this question, though, adds flavor to the interview,” Alba continues. RELATED: How to Hire Collaborative Employees.