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Interview Skills Part-II

 

Interview Skills Part-II


1.       The word interview refers to a conversation between:

 

A. Interviewer

B. Interviewee


C. Both a and b

D. None

 

2.       Highlights your _________ and work towards responding what works are the best in your favor.

 

A. Marks

B. Strengths


C. Achievements

      D. Weakness


 

3. As an interviewee _________ is the key.

 

A. Personalization

B. Presentation


C. Preparation

D. Planning

 

4. Which among the following is time saving interview?

 

A. Face-to-face interview

B. Traditional Interview


C. Video Interview

D. Telephonic Interview

 

5. Which type of interview is more reflective?

 

A. Face-to-face interview

B. Traditional Interview


C. Video Interview

D. Telephonic Interview

 

6. In which kind of interview the prime focus is on interviewer’s tone?


 

A. Video Interview

B. Telephonic Interview


C. Group Interview

D. The Behavioral Technique


 

7. In which kind of interview ‘STAR’ method is used as a form of telling your story to the interviewer?

 

A. Competency Technique

B. Assessment Technique


C. Video Interview

D. The Panel Interview

 

8. Which technique involves questionnaires or group discussion to asses’ larger group?


 

A. Traditional Interview

B. The Panel Interview


C. Assessment Technique

D. Competency Technique

 

9. During the interview listen carefully:

 

A. Do

B. Don’t


C. A. and B. Both

D. None

 

10. The course of conversation and extemporary style of answering questions help in __________.

 

A. Agreement

B. Attachment


C. Arrangement

D. Assessment

 

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