Friday, 27 September 2024

RE: Recommended Interview Process

 Mitchelle,

 

When I was DGM- HR at L&T ( 1977-79 ) , I had prepared a similar document

 

Depending upon each “ Senior “ POSITION , an Organization Chart was also handed out to each candidate, which showed the “ Position “ , to who the position reports and what ( and how many ) positions report that positions AND other positions at the SAME LEVEL ( similar designation )

 

The “ welcoming person “ ( from my dept ) was responsible for offering tea / coffee to the waiting candidates

 

If the interview was going to spill over lunch hour , the welcoming person would inform the “ Supervisory “ canteen and send along a person along with the waiting candidates

 

Waiting candidates were also given latest ANNUAL REPORT of L&T . For senior positions in FINANCE , this ( report ) was used to check a candidate’s knowledge ( generally about FINANCIAL RATIOS and about L&T ratios )

 

For some middle level positions , candidates were handed papers “ May we know You “ ( such as listed at following links ) and asked to fill in while waiting

 

If the position was senior , the interviews were spaced apart so that no two candidates would get to see / know, who else are also being interviewed ( especially , when two candidates from SAME company were attending same interview

 

In such a case , in order to save embarrassment , there was a separate EXIT DOOR ( from the Interview Cabin ) , for the outgoing candidate, so that the waiting candidate could not see him

 

There were a few other things

 

Hcp

 

 

 


[  http://hcpreports.blogspot.com/2017/08/may-we-know-you-professionally.html

 

 

http://hcpreports.blogspot.com/2017/06/management-by-objectives.html

 

 

http://hcpreports.blogspot.com/2016/03/personnel-strategies-for-80s.html 

 

https://hcpreports.blogspot.com/2017/08/may.html

 

https://hcpreports.blogspot.com/2017/08/may-we-know-you-professionally-position_16.html

 

 

could be of interest :

 

https://myblogepage.blogspot.com/2018/06/job-description-obsolete-document.html

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