In this report, you'll access:
Survey data from 500+ organizations and candidates
Ways to create a selection process that candidates prefer AND increase quality of hire
Key benefits and outcomes of structured interviews
And more!
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Use this long-form section to really paint a picture of the before and after. What’s the problem you’re solving? What’s the benefit people are getting?
For example, if you’re hosting a webinar about how to collect leads for an online business, describe the struggle of trying to find and convert prospects—then explain how your webinar is gonna help make it easier.
You can also highlight the urgency or exclusivity of your offer. If this is only available on a particular day or for a limited time, make that clear.
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What’s the value people will get from your offer? Use this section to make your most compelling pitch.
Tell visitors about the incredible discounts they’ll get with their coupon, or the must-read information included in your ebook.
Alternatively, you could include headshots for featured contributors or step-by-step instructions for claiming the offer.
Include a video or photo to help people understand your offer (or just to hype ‘em up).
For example, you could call out some of the specific, actionable learnings from your ebook or webinar.
This is also your last opportunity to call out any information that might convince visitors to convert. Make it count.
Structured interviews can be a polarizing topic.
Some organizations swear by them, while others swear never to use them.
Criteria, in partnership with Lighthouse Research & Advisory, wanted to get straight to the heart of the question and ask the organizations (and the candidates) what they really think about structured interviews.
This report shares the powerful findings from a survey of 519 different organizations and 500 candidate respondents.
The results uncover several surprising data points about structured interviews and bust some of the biggest myths that hiring professionals hold.
At the heart of the data, employers find that structured interviews help them make faster, fairer hiring decisions in a functional and effective way, all while building a process that candidates actually prefer.
Key Findings:
Successful structured interview practices aren’t just about designing on the front end or running a successful interview agenda—they are about making sure that the evaluation and selection of candidates is done in a fair, objective, and repeatable way.
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