Which of the Following Is Not a Benefit of Conducting

question 2

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is not a benefit of conducting behavioural interviews?

• A) They help to ensure that candidates base their answers on fact (i.e. their past experience).
• B) Asking each candidate the same questions allows for a more direct comparison between them.
• C) They help to ensure that candidates are selected or eliminated for vacancy-related reasons only (i.e. rather than due to personal bias).
• D) They prevent interviewers from being overly influenced by one or two positive or negative attributes of candidates.
• E) They help to ensure that candidates are assessed objectively, and based on specifics, rather than on 'general impressions' or 'gut feelings'.

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