Take the guesswork out of your hiring decisions…

Interviewing for Interviewers

Duration: Full-day (8 hours)

Location: (See Registration Form)

Cost: $500.00

Who should attend:

Managers, supervisors or team leaders who are responsible for interviewing, selecting and hiring candidates for employment in their workplace.

Course Description:

An interview is a planned, focused conversation that provides an employer with information needed to evaluate a candidate’s ability and motivation to perform a job successfully.

There are several reasons why persons responsible for selecting job candidates should have good interviewing skills:

Hiring is expensive. You invest time in developing job descriptions, creating advertisements, checking resumes and applications, interviewing, checking references, processing payroll information, training and much more. It’s best to get it right the first time.
Good interviewing skills help keep the interview process fair for all candidates and protect your business from costly lawsuits.
The interviewer needs to make a positive impression every time, because the candidate’s impression of the interviewer impacts their impression of your company and will determine their reaction to the interview process, even their decision to accept or decline your offer.
Some candidates might be over-rehearsed while others may not know how to present themselves. To effectively deal with both types of candidates and make an accurate analysis of their strengths and weaknesses, the interviewer must be well trained.
Hiring and promoting employees must be strategic and aligned with an organization’s business needs. Therefore, the interviewer’s skills play a major role in determining the organization’s success.
Effective interviewing can reduce employee turnover and save money to your bottom line.

After attending this workshop participants will be able to:

Recognize the benefits of proper interviewing techniques.
Identify the factors influencing a successful interview.
Understand the steps involved in writing and finalizing the success factors for a position.
Establish a plan for their interview and prepare the office or business for an upcoming interview.
Apply a variety of techniques for handling the interview based on a clear understanding of the various types of candidates.
Conduct an interview by following a specific structure.
Use effective communication techniques when interviewing.
Recognize and avoid bias in the interview process.
Properly evaluate a candidate’s skills and fit for the job and business
Apply defensible criteria for ranking multiple candidates
Identify the follow-up tasks that should be performed after the interview.
List the provisions outlined by EEO and identify appropriate and inappropriate questions including those that are not permissible according to the law.
Define disability according to the law.
Identify the questions that are prohibited by the ADA.
Hire prospective employees legally under the Immigration Reform and Control Act
Properly use form I-9 and e-Verify

3 Ways To Attend:

Public workshop – see our public schedule for the next session

Workshop Schedule

On-site Training Session – schedule training for all your managers

(call 678-753-4957 for details)

One-on-One Interviewer Coaching