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Top 4 Rules of Departmental Interview must follow before interview.

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Departmental Interview Internal interviews cannot be, by their nature, very drastic. When a subordinate is summoned for an interview, usually one of three to four possibilities may be imagined. He may either be there to be questioned about certain shortcomings in work or in conduct; or he may be asked to get out of his usual rut to find out something which, perhaps, no one else can be trusted to do;...
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Guidelines for “Office Interview” Primary Knowledge, Business Psychology and Tactfulness.

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Office Interview Introduction Office interviews are usually conducted to recruit officials. However, the nature of interview conducted for superior and subordinate officials varies. When interviewing applicants for different posts, the interviewer is the official and the applicant is the interviewee. Each will follow certain more or less fixed principles. The interviewer is obviously there to make a “discovery and to choose a right man”. In other words, to see that he...
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Guidelines for “Business Interview” Primary Knowledge, Business Psychology and Tactfulness.

Business Interview For any successful business interview, it is necessary to have four chief requirements. These are: a sound common sense; a psychological grasp of minds of various types of men and women; proper dress; and an impressive manner of speech and a balanced and well thought out approach. Preliminary Knowledge A sound preliminary knowledge of the essentials of the work to be undertaken is an essential prerequisite of any successful...
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How to Face the Interview Board with Right Approach

Facing the Interview Board Right Approach [The candidate, Ruchi Narula, enters the room when her name is called. She offers her salutations to the Chairman and Members of the Board and takes her seat after having been asked to do so by the Chairman. She thanks the Chairman.] Chairman: Miss Narula, we are glad to notice from your bio-data that, besides being a prolific writer, you have traveled widely. Will you...
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