The following steps to clearing the level of interview and you will get succeeded.They are
1.Spend time at the beginning of the interview explaining the process to the interviewee. This will give them a chance to settle. Tell them the plan for the interview and in what order you intend to do things. Highlight when you will give them an opportunity to ask you questions. This can help keep the interview on track.
2.Be courteous. Make sure they are comfortable, do they need a drink of water, did anyone show them where the cloakroom was on arrival. Apart from this simply showing you have good manners, you will help give them the impression that the company is a good place to work. Their comfort will also help ensure you get the best out of them in the interview.
3.Never be afraid of silence. If you don’t feel confident giving a job interview it is very tempting to rush onto the next question to fill the uncomfortable space. Allowing your interviewee space to answer the question, including a long pause if necessary often means you get closer to the essence you are seeking. Remember it will take restraint for them not to fill the silence and it is information from them you need.
4.Be generous with the information you give about the job and the organisation; an interview is a great opportunity for you to explain what a great place your organisation is to work in. It also illustrates your empathy with the individual as a job move is a big decision. Be wary though, of where in the process you place this generosity. Canny interviewees can be known to try and skew their answers in an effort to prove a match if you give away too much information before you have asked any questions. My favored approach is a brief introduction to the company and the job at the beginning which says little other than they should already know. There is nothing wrong with a minute or two of repetition at the beginning as it will set the scene for the interviewee and show consistency. This means allowing time after you have questioned them to answer any questions they have and tell them anything else you think they might want to know.
- Round up the interview by explaining what they can expect to happen next. Set a time frame for when they will hear the outcome of the interview and explain if there will be other stages in the recruitment process, for example further interviews or testing. Be slightly generous with the time estimates allowing yourself a buffer for unexpected events as it is always better to get back to someone sooner than a self-imposed deadline than later.
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