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The Best Behavioral Interview Questions to Ask Candidates

4 Corner Resources Staffing Blog

When it comes to finding the best candidate for your job, the interview is the most valuable piece of the hiring process. It’s a chance to learn about a candidate’s qualifications for the hard skills the role requires, assess their soft skills, and get a feel for their personality. What are Behavioral Interview Questions?

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Why Behavioral Interview Questions Provide More Insight for Healthcare Hiring

Hospital Recruiting

A revealing new trend in interviewing physicians, advanced practitioners, and nurses is a shift from the typical yes/no questions to those that offer more in-depth look into the candidate. The first interview category uses situational questions. A second interview category is the behavioral question.

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Behavioral Interview Questions: What You Need to Know

The Hire Talent

Seasoned recruiters and HR departments know very well the distinction between traditional interview questions and behavioral interview questions. In the latter category, you have inquiries meaning to trigger answers reflecting a candidate’s experiences, skills, and aptitudes that relate directly to the job in question.

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13 Questions to Ask in Your Next Interview

ApplicantStack

Most people looking for a job can rattle off a series of the most common interview questions without even thinking about it. At its core, the interview process is a way to get to know how your candidate will perform at work. It can put both parties in the interview at ease and open to meaningful interactions.

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25 Strategic Interview Questions to Ask Candidates

Hundred5

But what happens when you reach the interview stage and have to choose between several great candidates with rockstar resumes? Or, you can look at a list of strategic interview questions to ask candidates and use those to get a better idea of who’s got the skills and qualities needed to become your next team member.

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Employment Interviews: Which Type is Right for Your Company?

Employment Technologies

New types of interviews and techniques pop up all the time. There are stress interviews, strength interviews, case interviews, virtual interviews, puzzle interviews, firing squad (panel) interviews, and the list goes on. But which type of interview is best, and which type is right for your company?

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5 Tips for Designing a Candidate Scorecard for Interviews

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One way to improve the accuracy of your hiring hit rate is by designing and using a candidate scorecard for interviews , so your team can support their hiring decisions with real, quantitative data. With practical tools, like interview scorecards, your team has the insight for smarter decisions that save you time and effort.