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Behavioral interviews are based on the premise that past behavior is the best predictor of future behavior. This interviewing approach is designed to get information about how a candidate is likely to perform in a job role by asking the individual to describe real life examples about how they have handled previous work situations.
Asking a candidate about past job-related performance tends to yield information that is more predictive of future job-related performance than relying on more traditional, unstructured inquiry during the interview.
Courses on Structured Behavioral Interviewing are scheduled on campus semi-regularly. Check the calendar at right to see if any relevant courses are scheduled in the immediate future.
Utilize the forms provided here to assist in your interviewing process.
UIC HR Organizational Effectiveness Training Schedule
Structured Behavioral Interviewing is a process shown to enhance equal employment opportunity, increase employee retention, reduce costs, and improve compliance.
