English, asked by Argha5584, 11 months ago

Write short notes on Techniques of teaching-learning; Pair work, Role play.

Answers

Answered by jk005
2

Understanding the purpose behind the interview process.

Knowing the different types of interviews

Identifying the characteristics of and procedures during Job interviews

Understanding preparation techniques before the interview

Learning to perform during a job interview

The Interview is a face-to-face interpersonal communication in which a

candidate is asked questions to assess his capability for the

recruitment, promotion or the expected situation. It is a systematized

method used to assess a person, usually by a panel of experts. The

evaluation could be for employment or promotion.Interview consists of

verbal responses between two persons or between several persons.

A job interview is a pre-arranged and planned conversation with a

definite purpose and informality. It is said to be the most intense

dyadic communication that is communication involving two people seeking

to exchange information. Success in job interview depends on knowledge,

self-confidence ,good speaking skills ,good study of the job profile and

using the proper strategies. Recruitment experts believe that a job

interview provides the best opportunity to examine the knowledge and

experience of a candidate and thus makes it an effective technique for

evaluating the suitability of a candidate.

It is a challenge for any organization to get the right person

into the job. Within the stipulated time of the interview, the

interviewer has to make a correct evaluation of the candidate. Hence new

and more effective techniques have been devised for the correct

evaluation of the candidate. Today, the demands of the job market are

changing, the competition on the job scenario is increasing, the jobs

demand specializations and the focus on the personal qualities of a

candidate is increasing rather than mere qualifications; as a result of

all these, the interviewing process has included more effective

techniques to judge the suitability of a candidate.

Similar questions