Flashcards: Conducting Effective Interviews — 11 cards

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1Question

What is an interview?

Answer

A communicative process exchanging and sharing information involving individuals.

2Question

Interview purpose - main types

Answer

Job application, research, or personal info

3Question

What distinguishes a structured interview from an unstructured one?

Answer

Structured interviews use standardized questions with little flexibility, unstructured ones allow freely chosen relevant questions.

4Question

Structured interview characteristic

Answer

Uses standardized questions, little flexibility

5Question

What is essential to know when preparing for an interview?

Answer

The interview's purpose and details about the person and reason for the interview.

6Question

Preparation steps in interview

Answer

Know purpose, research, prepare questions, schedule, arrive early

7Question

What should an interview plan identify besides the interview goal?

Answer

Possible leaders, their positions, ten related questions, expected learning, and challenges.

8Question

Key opening step in interview

Answer

Greet, express gratitude, build rapport, state purpose

9Question

Active listening components

Answer

Eye contact, nonverbal cues, careful listening, follow-up questions

10Question

Interview closing actions

Answer

Summarize, review, thank interviewee, discuss next steps

11Question

Interview evaluation criteria

Answer

Question relevance, listening skills, professionalism, rapport-building

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1. Which preparation plan best reflects the recommended process for conducting an interview?

2. What is the primary purpose of an interview?

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