PART II

PART II: INTERVIEW BY COMPETENCE

Chapter 17
What is to interview by competence?

  • What is a competence?
  • Practical examples.
  • Who defines the competence?
  • How to apply the competence to the selection process?
  • Profile of the position by competence.
  • The selection by competence.
  • The competence and selection process.
  • How to relate the parts I and II of this book.
  • One warning before continuing.

Chapter 18
Interviewing by competence. Young professionals with no work experience. 106 questions for initial levels.

  • Initiative – Autonomy.
  • Dynamism – Energy.
  • Responsibility.
  • Orientation to the internal and external client.
  • Learning capacity.
  • Productivity.
  • High adaptability – Flexibility.
  • Leadership.
  • Team work.
  • Tolerance to pressure.
  • Contact modalities.
  • Analytic ability.
  • Professional development expectation.
  • Motivations about the new position.

Chapter 19
Interviewing by competence. Inexperienced people and work history.
171 questions for intermediate levels.

  • Initiative – Autonomy – Simplicity.
  • Dynamism – Energy.
  • Empowerment.
  • Orientation to the internal and external client.
  • High adaptability – Flexibility.
  • Leadership.
  • Contact modalities.
  • Collaboration.
  • Competence – Capacity.
  • Frankness – Reliability – Integrity.
  • Level of compromise – Personal discipline – Productivity.
  • Analytic ability.
  • Professional development expectations.
  • Motivation for the change.

Chapter 20
Interviewing by competence. Experienced people and work history.
47 questions for executive levels.

  • Strategic thoughts.
  • Public relations.
  • Media abilities.
  • Development of your team.
  • Portability / commitment / adaptability.

Chapter 21
Exercise to compare candidates interviewed by competence.

  • Comparison of different candidates in the selection by competence.

Chapter 22
The interview in depth.

  • Questions related to profile and questions about a particular individual.
  • How to choose the most adequate questions about the profile.
  • Let’s prepare the interview together before the interview.
  • As an exercise. Let’s analyze the answers to specific questions.

Chapter 23
Interview by competence for specialists.

  • Advises for the moment of revealing the profile by competence.
  • Difficulties in the practical application of the selection by competence. A real case.
  • Steps to make the selection.
  • The interview by structured competence.
  • Location of the interview by competence in a selection process.
  • Difference between the traditional psychological evaluation and the evaluation by competence.
  • Guide for an interview by competence.

Chapter 24
The interview by critic incidents.

  • How to plan a B. E. I. (Behavioral Event Interview).
  • How to register a B. E. I.
  • How, when and where to apply a B. E. I.
  • Practical advises to get a successful B. E. I.
  • Registry of a B. E. I. Interview.

Chapter 25
The work technique during the interview.

  • What is “to make it work” during the interview?
  • Making it work during the definitive interview.
  • What is the contribution the new collaborator can make.
  • Finally.

PART III: EXERCISING

Chapter 26
The interview registry: a complete case from the profile to the synthesis.

  • The profile
  • Revealing of the profile by competence.
  • The advertisement.
  • The interview: the dialogue.
  • The interview: the registry.

APPENDIX
Main acceptable and unacceptable questions in the USA or American company branches.
 

 

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