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Before the interview:
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Consult with the decision-makers at your company who can help identify your hiring needs.
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Prepare a detailed job description and list the necessary prerequisites for the open position.
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Decide who will be doing the interviewing at your company.
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Prepare specific questions for the candidates.
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Schedule the interviews with candidates by coordinating with the interviewers.
During the interview:
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Show enthusiasm and interest to promote your company as a desirable place to work.
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Introduce the company - its history, present activities and its future.
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Describe the position in detail and its relationship to your organizational hierarchy.
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Explain why the position is open.
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Discuss the career path for this position (i.e., where it can lead).
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Ask the candidate specific questions about his/her goals and experience and get specific answers.
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Inquire about the candidate's recent accomplishments, achievements and problem-solving skills (using examples).
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Try to understand the candidate's career progression and the reasons why he or she wants to change jobs.
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Explain your company’s interviewing process to the candidate.
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Offer a company brochure and collateral materials to help the candidate learn more about your organization.
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Close the interview and describe the next step and timetables regarding hiring.
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