Use Behavioral and Situational Interview Techniques Remotely

Even in remote interviews, asking behavioral questions related to past experiences and situational questions about future hypothetical scenarios uncovers candidates’ interpersonal skills and emotional intelligence, complementing technical evaluations.

Even in remote interviews, asking behavioral questions related to past experiences and situational questions about future hypothetical scenarios uncovers candidates’ interpersonal skills and emotional intelligence, complementing technical evaluations.

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