Unregistered |
14-08-2014 05:03 PM |
Something to think about.
As a middle manager I am sometimes asked to sit in on interviews. As we are looking for technical skills, the right paper qualifications and experience count quite a lot. But in deciding among several similarly qualified individuals, it is the "intangibles" that make the decider.
Body language, personality, confidence (dont overdo this), sincerity and truthfulness (admit this one hard to pick up if interviewee is lying).
And if the interviewee is going to work with me, my inputs / comments to the HR, Director count a fair bit. How do I decide? I will decide on the person I think I can work well with and who can be depended on. As our projects are long term, yes, we dont want staff who are not committed, who will leave when the going gets tough.
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Originally Posted by Unregistered
(Post 54698)
I just tell them the honest truth, that I have been applying for jobs and in the process of waiting. Yes this answer got me bombarded with even more questions like why take so long etc. I just gave a smile and said I'm still trying. I feel that if u try to beat about the bush and come up with excuses, the interviewers would see through and that's worse.
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