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Maybe… giving candidates interview questions beforehand assumes that you are simply following a script for the interview. I guess it depends on the level/seniority of the role, but part of my practice for interviews is to have a thorough understanding of what my role is in the interview process and have a “conversation “ with the candidate accordingly.
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As someone who has had experience both interviewing others and being interviewed, I would appreciate this change of practice. Providing the opportunity to review the interview questions beforehand allows candidates the time to properly prepare answers and to be articulate in doing so. It allows for the interview process to go smoothly for all parties involved and can save time for everyone in the long run. I have personally tried to write down many of the questions I have been asked in interviews so I can better understand them and how to answer them in the future. I see it as an opportunity to strengthen my interviewing muscle and continue to have a growth mindset throughout my job search. As someone who is currently seeking employment, I have searched many websites for lists of common behavioral interview questions, written down my answers in a Word document, and practiced them over and over again. However, knowing which ones to focus on would be ideal and make the whole process a lot less awkward.
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