Utah Discipline Interview Checklist

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This AHI checklist is used before, during, and after a discipline interview. The checklist ensures that all aspects of the problem and the consequences are covered.
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Competency-based interview questionsDescribe a situation in which you led a team.Give an example of a time you handled conflict in the workplace.How do you maintain good working relationships with your colleagues?Tell me about a big decision you've made recently.What has been your biggest achievement to date?More items...

13 Behavioral Interview Questions and How to Answer ThemHow did you work effectively under pressure?Did you ever face a challenging situation?Did you ever make a mistake?How do you set goals?How have you worked as part of a team?Did you ever make a decision that wasn't popular?More items...?

As a rule, candidates who take a more proactive role in their interviews tend to get more callback interviews and job offers than candidates who take a passive approach to interviewing. Proactive candidates are often perceived as more engaged, more thoughtful and more enthusiastic about the position.

Behavioral Interview TipsStudy the job description.Review major projects you've worked on.Revisit previous job performance reviews.Make a list of your professional accomplishments.Use the STAR method to structure your response.Be open and honest in your answer.Practice your interview responses aloud.More items...?

What's a Behavioral Interview Question?Give us an example of a goal you failed to meet, and how you handled the situation.Tell us about a time when you solved a problem at your job that wasn't part of your job description.Tell us of a time when you took a risky decision and it didn't pay off.

Problem solving skillsDo you consider yourself to be a proactive person? Give me an example of a time when you were proactive in solving a small problem before it turned into a major problem. How have you used creativity to solve a problem? Tell me about a specific instance.

How to evaluate interview candidatesConsider their skills.Reflect on their experience.Assess their education.Compare salary expectations.Determine cultural fit.Measure their answers.Verify their references.Confirm timeline expectations.More items...?

10 Behavioral Interview Questions and Sample AnswersTell me about how you worked effectively under pressure.How do you handle a challenge?Have you ever made a mistake?Give an example of how you set goals.Give an example of a goal you reached and tell me how you achieved it.More items...?

What are the characteristics of a proactive person?They ask questions, suggest ideas, and make comments on things beyond the scope of their day-to-day tasks.They anticipate potential problems and work to solve underlying issues before trouble starts.Wait and see is not in their vocabulary.More items...

How to nail a behavioral interviewSituation: Describe and provide relevant details of your example, explain the context of the situation and why it connects to the question.Task: Describe your role in the situation.Action: Explain how you addressed the situation and what steps you took to overcome the challenge.More items...

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Utah Discipline Interview Checklist