Course
H32049
Conduct Job Interviews Professionally («H32049»)
Refine your selection process. Learn about precise assessment, flexible interviewing and advanced methods for successful job interviews.
Duration
2 days
Price
1'800.–
Please note:
This is a reseller course and as such excluded from any discounts (excluding promo codes).
Course information
This course is held in cooperation with Haufe Akademie. For the purpose of conducting the course, the participants' data will be transmitted there and processed there under their own responsibility. Please take note of the relevant Privacy notice.
Course facts
- Gaining confidence in the assessment of applicants: Who is the best candidate, who is the best fit for the company?
- More variable design of job interviews through correct questions and follow-up questions
- Taking away a wide range of methods for organizing job interviews
- Getting to know supporting decision-making tools
- Improving your own interview skills through exercises and direct feedback
- Criteria for the assessment: Creating a requirements profile
- What hypotheses and questions arise for the interview?
- What is important for preparation?
- What should interviewers pay attention to during the interview?
- From requirements profile to interview guidelines
- Who does what? Important roles and competencies before and during the interview
- What do I perceive? How do I make judgments?
- What characterizes good assessors?
- The first impression - and other typical assessment errors
- Using targeted questions and questioning techniques effectively
- The ability to listen openly, with interest and concentration
- Reflecting on and developing your own interview behavior
- Gaining your own strength and structure as a discussion leader
- Phases and process of the job interview
- A goal-oriented approach to the interview
- Recognizing skills and inspiring applicants
- Useful interview principles
- Targeted use of scenic role exercises, case studies and presentations
- Becoming aware of observation and assessment errors
- Developing and using supportive decision-making tools
- Evaluation forms and systematic candidate comparison
- The General Equal Treatment Act (AGG)