what do u mean by an interview? no explanations but define.
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Answer / sandeep arora
A formal meeting in person, especially one arranged for the
assessment of the qualifications of an applicant.
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Answer / chirag dave
Interview is an evaluation Process by which required skill
set is obtained through Face to face OR telephonic meeting
and observing its View, Skills, Confidence and Attitude
toward requirement.
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Answer / bala r
A formal discussion between two person either in person or
over phone to validate the skill set of a candidate.
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Answer / shri
Judging skills of a person and suitability for the required
role/position
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Answer / niranga seneviratne
Interview is the process to identify the right person with right skills for a particular job profile
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Answer / srinivasa rao paidisetti
Interview is a platform for an interaction between Employer
and Employee
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Answer / ramanathan iyer
Its an interaction for accessing your way & Technique of
working with respect to Profile needed
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Answer / nilesh anna
A question series asked by a person(interviewer) to a person (interviewee) that explores his skills, abilities, attitude and various aspects of a personality.
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Answer / praveen kumar
Excellent question:
The name suggests interview - internal view
The process of finding out whats the internal view of a interviewee for the questions asked by interviewer.
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Answer / pushparaj shetty
interview is nothing but a means of evaluating another
person to see whether he meets the necessary requirements
required for a job or task in hand.
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