Interviewing
Phone screening
Tips for conducting a phone screening.
Virtual interviewing
While the use of technology for virtual interviewing may now seem more mainstream, it does come with important considerations for both the hiring manager and candidate.
Prepare and conduct the interview
Best practices for preparing and conducting the interview, and guidance for debriefing the interview panel after the interview.
Behavioral/Competency-based interviewing
Identifying and defining the specific competencies needed to perform the essential duties in each position will help set clear expectations for the role, provide flexibility as needs and technology evolves, and provides a foundation for equitably assessing whether or not a candidate is the best fit for the role.
Fair pre-employment inquiry
To comply with federal and state laws and university administrative policy, hiring officials must ensure that all pre-employment inquires made of job applicants, whether written or oral, are “fair”. Learn more about which inquiries are fair or unfair.
Accommodating candidates with disabilities
Discover all the resources the university provides for interviewing applicants with various disabilities.
Candidates evaluation tips and guidelines
Interviewers should complete a candidate evaluation to assess and score the candidate’s overall qualifications for the position to which they have applied.
Tools for evaluating applicants
Ask candidates to provide diversity statements and use DEI-related questions in your interviewing.