Ep 50: Interviewing Do's & Don'ts

Episode 50 discusses the Do's and Don'ts of interviewing, from the perspective of the interviewer and interviewee. Natasha shares her assessment of clients and former college students she has helped through the process. She outlines: - What they didn't know, - What they don't do - Mistakes they make - Lessons they learned She shares some of the statistics and research findings about recruiting, interviewing, and the associated costs. She explains how to calculate recruitment costs. Then she outlines the pet peeves of interviewers and interviewees, as well as the pet peeves she has. The episode continues through the Job Interview Process, explaining each phase and sharing tips for both parties. She also outlines what an interviewer should do before ending an interview and what to do immediately after an interview. Lastly, she helps out job candidates by providing several quality questions that they can select from to ask interviewers. She stresses not to ask them all in one interview, as it's definitely grounds to be excluded from follow-up interviews. Grab a few to use for each interview, put some variety and spice in your interviews, so you can positively stand out. This episode should be informative and helpful for managers, HR professionals, business owners who want to have quality interviews that can weed through the muck while finding those gems. This episode should also be quite helpful for people who are applying or thinking about applying for various positions. If you find this episode to be beneficial, please reach out to us using one of the methods below. We'd love to hear from you! SHOW INFORMATION: Company: Foreman & Associates, LLC Website: ForemanLLC.com IG: @ForemanLLC FB: @ForemanAndAssociates Twitter: @ForemanLLC Podcast Twitter: @ItAintSmall YouTube: user/ForemanAssociates HOST: Natasha L. Foreman, CEO of Foreman & Associates, LLC Website: NatashaForeman.com IG: @NatashaLForeman FB: @NatashaLForeman Twitter: @NatashaLForeman LinkedIn: @NatashaLForeman Theme Song: “Higher Up” by Shane Ivers Copyright 2021. Foreman & Associates, LLC. All Rights Reserved.