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RE: Top 7 Questions You Will Receive in A Job Interview.
Hi @juanmolina
I have something I want to share to complement your good information based on your experience.
I have an experience that will complement what you are proposing, which is already very complete. And I think that is another point to consider, of course, for those who have experience in that area.
My father is a behavioral specialist, he also teaches social studies. He is in charge of the selection of the staff at the school he owns with his wife.
He can tell a lot about the interviewee just by the way he moves, sits, walks, it's something interesting.
And obviously, the questions you ask here are important. But helped by an analysis of the person's reactions, believe me, it's a good combination to go deeper.
Behavioral specialist?
Wow, amazing! Maybe he is a psychologist or some related profession?
This knowledge comes as a ring to the finger in these types of circumstances. Unconsciously, whoever conducts a job interview as an employer develops a certain "instinct" in this regard.
Thank you for complementing with your valuable comment, brother.
He did not study psychology, but at some point in his youth he worked with many, and also psychiatrists.
Besides that, as a teacher, she has specialized in the area of behavioral guidance and has a master's degree in NLP. Among other things. He is a compulsive reader and observer... really, in spite of so much time he doesn't stop surprising me. He is at ease with his analysis of people.
I would love to spend a few hours talking with him. It would be an enriching experience.
The power to learn is ageless. Just this morning I talked to him and he told me he's doing two online degrees, one in neuroscience and one in complex thinking.
He's already 66, and he's studying all the time.
He's a good role model.
Yeah, I'm sure anyone could sit down and talk to him for hours.