Discussion Question
In this discussion you are to develop five interview questions that can be used to help the interviewer assess the skills, qualities, credentials necessary for a position during an interview. If this helps, you can use your position as an example. If a candidate was interviewing a candidate for your position, develop the five questions that you would want to ask.
Add to your response a rationale behind these five questions in your selection of the candidate.
General Guidelines to consider
Do not submit any question that is not related to work. For example, “What do you like to do outside of work?”
Do not ask close-ended questions. A close-ended question is one which can be answered in a single or very few words.
For example, “Do you like to work in teams?” This type of question is easily answered with a “yes” or “no.” An improvement to this could be “Tell us about when you had to deal with conflict within your team and how you helped to resolve it?”
Do not ask typical surface-level questions. For example, “Please tell me some of your strengths or weaknesses.”
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