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| Introduction to Critical Behavior Interviewing |
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Hire for competence and fit by improving your selection process. CBI is a systematic method for gathering and evaluating information about a candidate to ensure the best hire. CBI is predicated on the idea that past behavior is the best predictor of future behavior. Understanding how a candidate has behaved in challenging situations they have faced in the past provides insight into their ability to successfully execute the duties of the new position.
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| You'll Benefit By Learning To: |
- Define behavioral indicators needed in a position.
- Construct behavioral interview questions and probes.
- Use an effective process and agenda for interviewing, creating consistency and reliability
- Reduce hiring mistakes by more accurately judging a candidate's present and long-term potential.
- Enhance your knowledge of legal issues in the hiring process.
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| This Course Is Intended For |
- Anyone who is responsible for interviewing
- Anyone who participates in search committees.
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Available Dates - 2013 Summer Quarter
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June 4, 2013 1:00 PM - 5:00 PM |
North Campus 142 Crofts Hall
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September 10, 2013 1:00 PM - 5:00 PM |
North Campus 142 Crofts Hall |
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Class size is limited.
In the event that a session is full, a waiting list is available. To be added to a course waiting list, please click here.
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