Successful Interviewing: A Talent-Focused Approach to Successful Recruitment and Selection

The very latest research shows that a process approach to interviewing provides greater structure and has the potential for significantly reducing bias. Learn how to deter and filter the poor performers and benefit from structured pre-written score able questions that will really make a difference to interviewing effectiveness and securing talented people. In a time when all organizations are striving to get the best talented people, it makes sense for organizations to upgrade and review their interviewing procedures and incorporate whatever techniques are available to reduce interviewing errors. The evidence shows that many HR functions have failed in the past to understand the long-term financial consequences of poor performance or to realize that talented people do so much more work than other employees. Financial examples are shown in this book using data from the 2015 work done survey. Successful talent recruitment is critical to any organization’s long-term success. This book gives you a detailed guide to the entire nine-step process with worked examples.

About the Author

Tony Miller, adjunct professor, MBA, FCIPD, FinstAM, MRSH, MAPS, MBPS, FILM, is an international business psychologist. He specializes in all HR activities that involve getting improved productivity and efficiency through people, processes, and performance. In 10 years, his work has taken him to 36 countries: the work specifically ranges from organizational design to the key processes that produce effective organizations. He is an international writer for HR publications on best practices in performance management and is the author of 13 international books.