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Learn how to conduct a job interview in this free video series on hiring and recruiting for businesses and professionals.
There are 15 videos in this series:
Make the most of your interviews and make a good impression on candidates; learn how to conduct a job interview with future employee candidates in this free video.
Learn how to begin conducting a job interview and how to make the most a job interview with employee candidates in this free video.
Clearly introduce your company to potential employees! Learn how to conduct a job interview and offer an overview of what your company needs in this free video.
Give candidates what they need to know about positions during job interviews. Learn how to conduct a job interview with future employee candidates in this free video.
Tips for addressing and talking over the resume in a job interview. Learn how to conduct a job interview with future employee candidates in this free video.
Touch on only what you need when interviewing a candidate! Learn how to conduct a job interview with future employee candidates in this free video.
Sell your business when giving an interview. Learn how to conduct a job interview with future employee candidates in this free video.
Hire the right candidate! Learn how to evaluate the skills of potential employees and how to conduct a job interview with candidates in this free video.
Give the interviewee a chance to explain! Learn how to bring up concerns or 'red flags' and how conduct a job interview with future employee candidates in this free video.
Salary is an important topic for both parties. Learn how to conduct a job interview and discuss salary or wages with future employee candidates in this free video.
Give them a chance to ask questions! Learn how to conduct a job interview and use candidates' questions to figure them out in this free video on interviewing for employees.
Talking about time-frames and expectations. Learn how to conduct a job interview and how to discuss current situations or employment with future candidates in this free video.
End an interview with a summary. Learn how to conduct and end a job interview with future employee candidates in this free video.
Learn how to find a natural ending point and how to conduct a job interview with future employee candidates in this free video.
What do expect or want from candidates as follow up? Learn how to accept and respond to follow through and how to keep records after interview in this free video.
Unless you come from a wealthy family that just gives you money and leaves you an enormous inheritance, you will mostly likely have to get a job. Therefore, almost everyone at some point in time will experience a job interview. Whether you are giving one or candidating for one, job interviews are a part of both the white and blue collar business world and the experts at ExpertVillage want to prepare you so you don't vomit on your employers shoes, or start crying from nervousness in front of your future employee.
In this free video series, watch as recruiter and employer Katie Roney teaches how to conduct a job interview. Learn how to make a good first impression, how to give a company overview, how to address salary, and how to review a resume. Get tips on questions to ask, how to compare the different candidates and how to evaluate them in light of the position you are hiring for. Don't be a nervous employer, use these easy online step by step tutorials to gain confidence and develop an interview strategy today.
Katie Roney Katie Roney is a professional recruiter with 2.5 years of experience in recruiting with prior experience in public relations. As a Senior Recruiter, she is responsible for working with clients and internal employees to identify, interview, present and hire qualified candidates for contract and permanent positions. Katie holds a B.A. from Middle Tennessee State University and she lives in Nashville, TN.dkdk
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