Course Outline
Many interviewers pursue the technical and academic knowledge of a candidate. They can do this simply by looking at the Curriculum Vitae. Understanding how someone will approach a problem, resolve a conflict situation, maintain attention to detail or remain strategic, move away from failure or towards success, etc. are all important considerations. By using concepts from Neuro Lingustic Programming (NLP) it is possible to define the characteristics (or patterns) required for a position and then design the questions to understand the individuals style.
This one/two day programme will outline this technique and help you identify the patterns you expect within the role. You will then design the questions to ensure you find the ideal candidate. The programme will be presented in a practical manner, with workshops on preparing competencies, and mock interviews will be carried out to re-enforce skills acquired.
Course Content
- Cognitive Styles / Meta Programs / Competency Identification
- Using NLP to identify patterns, questioning techniques and questions
- Preparation for the Interview
- Analysing job applications and C.V.'s - looking at skills and experience
- Conducting the Interview
- Active listening / How to probe while questioning
- Non verbal communication during the interview
- Establishing rapport with interview candidates
- Mock Interviews will be carried out to reinforce the skills acquired
- Post Interview
- Analysing the candidate in terms of knowledge, skills and abilities
- Giving constructive feedback to unsuccessful candidates
Who Should Attend?
Team Leaders, Managers, Supervisors, HRD Professionals, Directors and anyone who has to recruit as part of their job
Course Duration
This programme is one day programme.
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