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Behaviour Based On Interview
Behaviour Based On Interview
Behavioural
A structured interviewing style based on questions designed to probe past behaviourin specific
situations Focuses on experience, behaviours, knowledge, skills and abilities related to the position
Used to get an idea of how an individual will manage duties based on their past behaviour Note: Past
behavior is the best predictor of future performance
Behavioural Interview
Behaviouralquestions are more probing and more specific than traditional interview questions
Traditional interview questions are more hypothetical rather than focusing on past events.
Traditional Interview
Examples of BehaviouralQuestions
If the job posting states the company is looking for a “team player”, possible interview questions could
include:
Tell me about a time when you had to adjust to a co-worker’s working style in order to
successfully complete a project. Describe a situation when working with others produced better results
than if you had completed the project on your own. Can you share with me a time when demonstrated
your ability to work as an effective team member?
Please get into three groups; each group will receive a flip chart paper and marker Group One: Pre-
interview What to do beforethe interview; up to the time you reach the front door Group Two:
Interview What to do duringthe interview; from the moment you walk into the building to the end of the
actual interview Group Three: Post-interview What to do afterthe interview; from the moment you
walk out of the interview room and onwards
Pre-interview Preparation
Documents
Professional Attire
Prepare Route
Copy of resume for eachinterviewer +1 Pen & paper Interview Agenda -yourquestions –remember
it’s a two way street to see if you fit intotheir organization AND if youfeel comfortable there) Copy of
job posting References Portfolio (optional depending on career)