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Sunday, January 6, 2013

What is Situational Interview?



It refers to the one who will be asked a series of questions by the speaker as interviewer himself that put him in a hypothetical situation. Thus, the interviewer would want to test the person’s capability to resolve conflicting situation that may come up with the given job.

6 comments:

  1. Situational interviewing focuses on what an interviewee would do in a specific situation. This involves questions that describe a situation based on job-related occurrences and ask how an interviewee would handle the problem.

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  2. An employment interview in which candidates are asked to describe how they think they would respond in certain job-related situations..

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  3. A situational interview is a job interview where a candidate is asked specific questions about what may happen on a job. The candidate is asked to assess a situation and to provide solutions on how he or she would handle it.

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  4. It is an interviewing technique that places an applicant in a conflict or problematic situation where he or she has to make assessments and decisions to resolve it.

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  5. situation based interview questions involve problem solving and handling difficult situations in the workplace. The best way to respond is to provide concrete examples of how you handled a similar situation on the job. That way, you're providing the interviewer with solid information on how you would handle the situation.

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  6. The way, you're providing the interviewer with solid information on how you would handle the situation.

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