Interviewing for the Best New Hire
(One-day
Workshop)
WHO
SHOULD ATTEND:
Managers,
supervisors, team leaders who make hiring decisions and are
interested in behavioural interviewing techniques that work.
Behavioural
interviewing techniques work on the principle that past behaviours
will predict future behaviours. Interviewing is about discovering
information about a person to determine if they are suitable
for your organization. It costs more than three times their
salary if a person is hired incorrectly and they leave in
one year or less.
YOU
WILL LEARN TO:
- Effectively
utilize the job description to determine your specific hiring
needs
- Develop
direct and effectual behavioural questions
- Understand
the importance of clear communication and body language
- Conduct
a behaviour-based interview
- Critique
responses from interviewee
COURSE
OUTLINE
Understand the Behavioural Process
- What
it means and how it works, the big picture
- Cost
assessment to the organization
- The
difference between leading, theoretical and behavioural
questions
- When
to use them
- Writing
behavioural questions on the fly
The
Legal Aspect of Interviewing
- What
can you say?
- Knowing
the Human Rights Code as it relates to Interviewing
- Creating
behavioural questions to get to difficult issues
The
Interview Itself
- Setting
a relaxed tone
- Determining
the interviewee's communication style
- Writing
and speaking with ease
- Closing
the interview
After
the Interview
- What
now?
- Determining
evaluation and selection criteria
- How
to overcome reference check shut-down
Based
on the skill-building exercises in this workshop, the maximum
class size is 14 participants.
For
information regarding this course, please contact:
Colin
Watson
Relationship Manager
J Watson Associates Inc
Tel: 905
820-9909
E-mail:
sales@jwatsonassociates.com
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