An organization operating in media industry has been conducting a selection interview to hire an office assistant. Being HR manager of that organization you need to design and conduct an effective job interview. (A). Develop and write down the five situational, five behavioral and five job knowledge interview questions relevant to the office assistant position. Your questions should not match to any content of the lecture, book chapter, internet and questions provided by any of your classmate. If not, you will lose marks for your answer. (300-400 words,) (B). Being responsible of this hiring activity, discuss the steps you will take to avoid any possible discrimination during that selection interview. (150-200 words,)

An organization operating in media industry has been conducting a selection interview to hire an office assistant. Being HR manager of that organization you need to design and conduct an effective job interview. (A). Develop and write down the five situational, five behavioral and five job knowledge interview questions relevant to the office assistant position. Your questions should not match to any content of the lecture, book chapter, internet and questions provided by any of your classmate. If not, you will lose marks for your answer. (300-400 words,) (B). Being responsible of this hiring activity, discuss the steps you will take to avoid any possible discrimination during that selection interview. (150-200 words,)

Understanding Management (MindTap Course List)

10th Edition

ISBN:9781305502215

Author:Richard L. Daft, Dorothy Marcic

Publisher:Richard L. Daft, Dorothy Marcic

Chapter9: Managing Human Resources And Diversity

Section: Chapter Questions

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