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HR Manager Interview Question:
Explain me what can you tell me about our company and industry?
Submitted by: MuhammadNothing should eliminate a person from consideration faster than a lack of research into the employer's business lines, locations, customer base and company culture.
“I don't take these applicants seriously because they obviously don't take the interview process seriously,” says Falcone, who suggests that interviewers should dig for more than superficial answers that could have been gleaned from a five-minute review of the company's website.
“Even at the entry level, while a candidate may not know much about a company, there are multiple opportunities to research the organization in advance of the in-person meeting thanks to Google, Glassdoor and the company's website,” he says. “I often refer to this as the ‘candidate desire factor,' which can serve as a significant swing factor in the ultimate selection.”
Submitted by: Muhammad
“I don't take these applicants seriously because they obviously don't take the interview process seriously,” says Falcone, who suggests that interviewers should dig for more than superficial answers that could have been gleaned from a five-minute review of the company's website.
“Even at the entry level, while a candidate may not know much about a company, there are multiple opportunities to research the organization in advance of the in-person meeting thanks to Google, Glassdoor and the company's website,” he says. “I often refer to this as the ‘candidate desire factor,' which can serve as a significant swing factor in the ultimate selection.”
Submitted by: Muhammad
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