Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Dr. Tracy Brower writes about joy, community and the future of work. When you get to a second interview, you’re in a positive ...

You’ve finally found what you think is your dream job and decided to apply. A few days later, the employer contacts you for a pre-screening interview, which is thrilling. Before you know it, you are ...

In today’s labor market, the interview process can seem like an unending collection of check-ins and tests. Some applicants report that they have been put through hiring processes with eight or more ...

Hiring the right talent is one of the most important decisions a company makes. A well-structured interview process is not just about filling a role — it’s about finding the right person for the job, ...

It happens far too often: a promising candidate sails through the interview process, but then starts to seem unsure and uncommitted. Your team has spent hours on screening and interviews, but in the ...

The scenario goes like this: Your first interview for the role goes well, so you get invited back for a second, then a third, then a fourth, and so on. You're getting follow-up Zoom invitations at the ...

The first person-to-person contact a candidate has with a potential employer is often a screening interview. This interview is often conducted not by the hiring manager, but by someone in the human ...

Interviewing may not be the most effective way to evaluate candidates, but it is still the most common. There are other better predictors of job success, but some of those methods require more ...

Phone screening is an important part of hiring new employees. It is the first brief interview conducted with a job candidate. Employers use these phone calls to see who will move on to the next stage ...