13/08/2026
Have you ever walked out of an interview feeling truly understood and motivated? As a recruiter, I've encountered a plethora of interview techniques, but I'm always curious about candidates' experiences.
One technique that stands out to me, both as a candidate and a recruiter, is the structured behavioural interview. This method goes beyond assessing skills and delves into real-life scenarios and past experiences:
- Consistency and Fairness: Every candidate is asked the same set of questions, ensuring a fair evaluation process.
- Relevance to Role: Questions are directly tied to the key competencies needed for the position.
- Insightful Responses: By asking about specific past experiences, interviewers can glean more genuine and insightful responses.
- Preparation Advantage: Candidates can better prepare by reflecting on their past achievements and challenges.
Leaving a candidate with a positive experience is crucial because, whether you hire them or not, they will become an advocate for your business.
What interview technique has made a lasting impression on you? Share your story in the comments - let's learn from each other's experiences!