10 Huge Mistakes Interviewers Make [SlideShare]

Recruitment is a two-way street! So are you impressing your job candidates or making these terrible mistakes in interviews?

As you can imagine, at Coburg Banks, we spend a lot of time advising our candidates about how to do well in job interviews.

But they’re not the only ones who need a little bit of advice from time-to-time.

Interviewers too are on trial during the recruitment process.

And if they mess it up – it could really negatively affect their employer brand!

So this week I’ve created a SlideShare about the 12 most common mistakes interviewers make – to give interviewers a helping hand.

Summary

It is really (really) important that you behave appropriately in an interview.

So, remember these key rules of interview etiquette…

• Be prepared. • Be (or act) confident. • Be (or act) interested. • Never, ever ask inappropriate questions. • Let your candidate speak! • But don’t just sit silently. • Don’t ask unfair questions. • Your interviewer is NOT your best friend. Be professional. • Don’t lie. • Don’t give in to bias.

And you should also stop asking pointless questions too (click here to read some of those).

If you stick to all of the above, you’re interviewee is bound to feel more comfortable and will go away feeling positive about the opportunity.

Want to Read More?

If you’d like to receive more, regular updates about recruitment and HR, subscribe to this blog today.

Good luck!

Coburg Banks Recruitment
We help great people get brilliant jobs in top companies.

Continue reading

View all
Category one
Category two
Category three
Category four
Read the blog nowRead the blog now

The 7 Most Common Mistakes New Managers Make

Managing a team is no walk in the park, especially when you're inexperienced! So to help prepare you, here are seven issues that many new managers face - and how to avoid them.
Read the blog nowRead the blog now

10 Things I Hate About Employee Satisfaction Surveys

In theory, employee satisfaction surveys should help to improve your business. Unfortunately, they often completely miss the mark. Find out how and why in this week's blog post.
Read the blog nowRead the blog now

4 Signs You Have a Bad Manager

Think you have a bad manager but not sure if you're just overreacting? Find out whether it's you or them, in this week's blog post. Enjoy!