Employee Interview Flashcards

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Most commonly used method to select employees

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Interview

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Types of interview

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> Structured (can add incremental validity)

  • highly structured -all 3 criteria met
  • moderate: -2 criteria met
  • slightly: 1 criteria met

> Unstructured
-no criteria met

>One-on-one interview
>Serial interview
>Return interview
>Panel interview
>Group interview
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Problems with unstructured interview

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  • poor intuitive ability
  • lack of job-relatedness
  • primacy effects (first impressions)
  • contrast effect
  • negative information bias
  • interviewer-interviewee similarity
  • appearance
  • non-verbal cues
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4
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Also called as Situational questions

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Future-focused questions

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Scoring keys in interviews

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> Right/wrong approach
-for skill-level determiner and disqualifier
Typical-answer approach
-list all positive answers and rated by SME and identify benchmark answers
Key issues approach
-SMEs create list of key issues (1pt) they think should be included in the perfect answer

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Types of Resume

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> Chronological

  • list previous jobs in order from most to the least recent
  • useful for whose previous jobs related to future plans

> Functional

  • organizes jobs based on skills required to perform them in order in which they worked
  • useful for those who are either changing careers of have gaps in work histories

> Psychological

  • contains strengths of chronological and functional
  • based on sound psychological theory and research
  • 1st section: priming, primacy, short-term memory limits
  • 2nd section: education and experience
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Averaging vs. adding model

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Activity quality is more important than quantity

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