brilliant recruiting webinar from the mcquaig psychometric system
TRANSCRIPT
1. The difference between high & low performers2. Secrets Countdown:
• 5• 4• 3• 2• 1
3. Questions4. Close
Your takeaways today
5 secrets from…
Effective Interviews and Selection
1 day courseObjective: To provide participants with practical, easy-to use tools to help assess and interview candidates more objectively
6 characteristics of top performers
Positive AttitudePositive Attitude
Persistence and Determination
Persistence and Determination
TemperamentTemperament
MaturityMaturity
Self-motivationSelf-motivation
Aptitude and Intelligence
Aptitude and Intelligence
Establish rapport
• Review the candidates CV prior to the interview
• Identify a non work element you are familiar with
• Ask rapport building open questions
“I see from your CV you are keen on.... It’s something I am keen on as well ...Tell me
more?”
Establish rapport – your actions
• DO – ensure the candidate is made welcome• DO – create a professional and encouraging
atmosphere• DON’t – hold the interview in a public place• DON’T – try and catch the candidate out or set
traps
Use the same questions
• Easy to compare candidates• Employment law – fairness• You will get better at interviews!
“This job will require you to ...can you give me an example of when you have achieved
this?...Tell me more?”
Use the same questions– your actions
• DO – ask HR for a template (or create one)• DO – take control of the interview• DON’t – get distracted by the candidate• DON’T – vary from the template
Fine tune your questions – your actions
• DO: Recognise questions are challenging• DO: Give them time to respond• DON’T: ASSUME - ask for specifics • DON’T: Be impatient for a response
Use psychometric assessment – your actions
• DO: Set a benchmark • DO: Use the interview questions in the report• DON’T: Ignore the benchmark! • DON’T: Make a decision solely on the results
SITUATION: What was the situation?
ACTION: What did you do?
RESULT: What was the outcome?
REPORTING: By the way, who were you reporting to
Get below the surface – SARR
Get below the surface – your actions
• DO: Be prepared to challenge the response• DO: Make sure the candidate answers the
question• DON’T: Settle for the first answer • DON’T: Let the candidate talk generalities