Simple Interviewer Training - Part 1 - HOF 2019

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Mike Auzenne

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🗓️ 2 December 2019

⏱️ 26 minutes

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Part 1 of our Hall Of Fame guidance on how to teach directs how to interview candidates for hiring.

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0:16.6	Welcome to Mandator Tools. This week and next week a special Hall of Fame presentation of simple interviewer training in two parts dedicated to the group of professionals at Microsoft whom I spent a fantastic day with recently. Guys, here's those promised castes. Hope you enjoy them.
0:20.7	Welcome to Manner Tools.
0:22.1	Simple interviewer training.
0:25.0	Part 1. Here we go.
0:27.0	Today's cast answers these questions.
0:30.0	How can I train my directs to interview?
0:32.0	How do I teach the basics in interviewing?
0:34.0	Can directs interview without being able to vote?
0:37.0	If you want answers these questions, keep on listening.
0:40.0	All right Mark, here's the question of the day.
0:44.0	What is the most important decision managers ever make?
0:48.0	Uh, duh, I give you the Duh Award for the day.
0:51.0	Budget?
0:52.0	Uh, um, Let me see.
0:55.0	No, keeping their boss happy.
0:58.0	Clearly not.
0:59.0	Golf.
1:00.0	Golf. No.
1:01.0	hiring is the most important decision that any manager makes because it has ideally
1:07.8	long-term repercussions for the organization.
1:10.9	And interviewing is the single most important process around hiring.
1:15.0	And the vast majority of managers in the world are making hiring decisions without ever having being trained on how to interview.
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