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How to Rephrase Behavioral Interview Questions

SmartRecruiters

We’ve all used behavioral interview questions—questions that ask job candidates to recount a past experience so we can assess their likely future performance. In theory, behavioral interview questions should work just fine (because past behavior is usually a decent predictor of future behavior).

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Behavioral Interviewing: The Achilles Heel of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion

Glassdoor for Employers

We've all been on the other side of the table when a hiring manager or recruiter asked us a behavioral interview question. Behavioral interviewing has been the gold standard in hiring and recruiting for decades. Breaking out of "the club" requires you to break out of the constraints of your behavioral interview questions.

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How to Craft Behavioral Interview Questions [and Get Revealing Answers]

SmartRecruiters

One of the toughest things about interviewing is making the most of your limited time with a candidate—especially if you’re assessing skills that you have little or no experience with yourself. In fact, behavioral interview questions are 55% predictive of future on-the-job behavior (while traditional questions are only 10% predictive).

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How to Use Problem Solving Questions in a Technical Interview

Lever

When you’re interviewing for highly analytical or technical roles, it’s important to go beyond behavioral interview questions to adequately assess the candidate’s skills and problem solving abilities.

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Interviewing Techniques: How to Assess Candidates Accurately and Avoid Hiring Mistakes

Contract Recruiter

The interview process is a crucial component of the hiring process that can help you assess candidates’ skills, experience, and cultural fit with your company. However, conducting effective interviews can be challenging, and common mistakes can lead to hiring the wrong candidate.

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Best Ways To Assess a Product Manager’s Skills When Hiring

Vervoe

Resumes provide a two-dimensional record of someone’s past experience, but they can’t reveal how someone works under pressure or communicates with other teams. More than 57% of product managers have not received any formal training to learn how to do their job — so relying on a product management certification can also be misleading.

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How to Assess Troubleshooting Skills During Tech Hiring

Hacker Earth

Assessing troubleshooting abilities, however, requires a structured approach to evaluate how candidates perform under pressure, analyze problems, and apply solutions. In this guide, well explore actionable strategies for identifying troubleshooting skills during tech hiring and how HackerEarth can simplify this process.