The Interviewer's Book

Hiring the Right Person

Business & Finance, Management & Leadership, Management Science, Decision Making & Problem Solving, Human Resources & Personnel Management
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Author: Mary Hanson, Brian McIvor ISBN: 9781909518131
Publisher: Orpen Press Publication: February 15, 2013
Imprint: Language: English
Author: Mary Hanson, Brian McIvor
ISBN: 9781909518131
Publisher: Orpen Press
Publication: February 15, 2013
Imprint:
Language: English

The Interviewer’s Book is a practical, short guide to help anyone who has to carry out job interviews, such as managers, supervisors, team leaders and others. It is designed to help them develop their interviewing skills and ensure they make good selection decisions.

The Interviewer’s Book:

  • Provides a step-by-step guide to the interviewing process for employers and interviewers, from advertising a job position to hiring the chosen candidate
  • Is clearly structured, with the aims and central ideas of each topic set out at the start of each chapter
  • Contains real-life examples and tips from professional interviewers
  • Focuses on how to make the interviewing process as successful as possible, with an emphasis on how best to structure an interview
  • Is short and to-the-point, recognising that employers and managers have a multitude of other things to do as well as hire staff.


About the Authors

Mary Hanson is an experienced HR consultant and trainer who has worked with large and small private and public organisations in both Ireland and the EU for the past 20 years in her own consultancy and training firm. Brian McIvor has over 30 years of training, coaching and consultancy experience in the area of career and personal development. He has appeared frequently on radio and television talking about career matters. The book aims to help organisations hire the right staff, avoiding the costs and complications of a bad hire.

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The Interviewer’s Book is a practical, short guide to help anyone who has to carry out job interviews, such as managers, supervisors, team leaders and others. It is designed to help them develop their interviewing skills and ensure they make good selection decisions.

The Interviewer’s Book:


About the Authors

Mary Hanson is an experienced HR consultant and trainer who has worked with large and small private and public organisations in both Ireland and the EU for the past 20 years in her own consultancy and training firm. Brian McIvor has over 30 years of training, coaching and consultancy experience in the area of career and personal development. He has appeared frequently on radio and television talking about career matters. The book aims to help organisations hire the right staff, avoiding the costs and complications of a bad hire.

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