DSCRT: Closed Session

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    If Interviews Were More Like Conversations

    In this episode of DSCRT: Closed Session, we examine how interviews can shift from conversations to interrogations and the impact that has on the candidate experience. Drawing from personal experiences, industry research, and discussions within online HR communities, we explore why poor interview practices can discourage qualified applicants, damage employer reputation, and even affect customer loyalty. We also discuss common candidate frustrations, including poor communication, overly automated hiring processes, lengthy interview stages, and lack of feedback. Finally, we look at practical ways recruiters and hiring managers can create more engaging, conversational interviews that allow candidates to demonstrate who they are beyond their resumes. Subreddits:  ​https://www.reddit.com/r/interviews/s/QtYmFtS3pE​https://www.reddit.com/r/interviews/s/PsQANUnhkK​https://www.reddit.com/r/jobs/s/PR7eqEcZiK​https://www.reddit.com/r/interviews/s/gB1OmKlG1J SHRM:  ​Research Reveals Candidates’ Frustrations with Hiring Process​Interview Most Critical Part of Hiring Process, Candidates Say Hays: ​Over half of professionals (51%) cite negative interview experiences, increasing to 56% for older workers iCIMS: ​More than Half of People Are Less Likely to be a Consumer of a Brand Following a Negative Job Application Experience, New iCIMS Research Reveals Music: Arsilon by Alana Jordan royalty-free via Pixabay Produced and edited in Canva. Follow DSCRT for more Closed Sessions. Instagram: @dscrtco LinkedIn: DSCRT

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