Interview Objectives Ashford
Both interviewer and interviewee will have a list of independent goals to achieve in an interview; however, many of these objectives may overlap. Whilst preparing for an interview, take some time to go through these lists of aims, so that you are completely clear about what the interviewer expects from you, and what you should hope to achieve.
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Interview Objectives
Interview Objectives
Both interviewer and interviewee will have a list of independent goals to achieve in an interview; however, many of these objectives may overlap - for example, the interviewer will be just as keen to learn about the candidate's skills and achievements as the candidate is to present them.
Whilst preparing for an interview, take some time to go through these lists of aims, so that you are completely clear about what the interviewer expects from you, and what you should hope to achieve.
The Aims of the Interviewer
- Find the most suitable person for the job.
- Encourage the candidate to express themselves fully.
- Discover whether the candidate has specific skills, qualifications and achievements.
- To assess whether the candidate will fit into the company, professionally and socially.
- To promote the job and organisation.
The Aims of the Candidate
- Clearly express their talents and expertise.
- Present themselves in the best possible light.
- Create a positive impression.
- Find out more about the job and organisation and decide whether or not it is a 'good fit'.
- Meet future managers and colleagues.
- Succeed in gaining a job offer or further interview.