"JOHN SMITH"
How He Approaches Job Interviews
The following personal statements are generated by your answers to The Birkman® Method questionnaire:
When he is at his best in the interview
- Responds directly and unselfconsciously to questions
- Most comfortable when the interview follows a structured format rather than being casual or informal
- Not afraid to express his differences with the interviewer
- Not afraid to discuss remuneration issues, particularly where these are related to competitive achievement
- Likely to come across in the interview process as an energetic candidate
- May appear self-critical during the interview, though this may well be the result of the high standards he sets himself
- May well address two or more topics at the same time during the interview process
- Sometimes has a slightly unorthodox way of looking at things which may become apparent during the interview
When he is less at ease in the interview
- Can be too direct and forthright
- May fail to respond adequately to social cues in the interview process
- May become unexpectedly domineering, particularly if annoyed by some aspect of the interview
- May appear over-eager when money matters are raised
- Can appear too self-critical, and critical of others also, during the interview process
- May start addressing another topic before fully answering the question that was asked
File No. BX6396 • Presented by Birkman International, Inc. • info@inaccord.co
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