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Behavioural Interview Training

"The best predictor of future behaviour is past behaviour"

"One in three hiring decisions is wrong" Australian Financial Review

How well do we know our own strengths and development gaps? When asked about their driving ability, most motorists claim proficiency. Accident statistics, however, clearly demonstrate that often there is a gap between perceived and actual competence. Similarly, many hiring managers highly rate their ability to identify talent through job interviews. Unfortunately, the facts associated with poor selection decision making do not support this.

Although the hiring manager of today has a number of tools at their disposal to help evaluate a candidate's fit against position success criteria, the interview is a staple of most recruitment and selection processes.

The central role of interviewing in most selection processes demands that the interviewer is skilled to collect the most relevant and valid behavioural examples from candidates to compare against success criteria for the role.

CompAssess has developed a streamlined skills development process to ensure hiring managers are endowed with the necessary interviewing capabilities to add value to selection data gathering.

Our Behavioural Interviewing Workshop has been designed to the following expressed criteria:

  • Learning design to maximise skills transfer
  • The 'Wow Factor' to engage participants and develop buy-in to the criticality of effective interviewing
  • Maximum flexibility in course length, content and modularity providing options to satisfy all client requests
  • Flexible delivery options including CompAssess direct workshop delivery or train-the-trainer facilitation.

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