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Inside SeriesConcept-Based Inquiry

The Room Behind the Glass

A structured interview helps two interviewers reach the same score.

Who this book is for

Người làm nhân sự ở doanh nghiệp vừa và nhỏ Việt Nam: chuyên viên nhân sự tổng hợp, trưởng phòng nhân sự một hai người, hoặc quản lý hành chính kiêm nhân sự ở công ty từ hai mươi tới vài trăm người; tự lo từ tuyển dụng, hợp đồng, chấm công, bảng lương tới đào tạo, và thường báo cáo thẳng cho giám đốc.

Sound familiar?

  • Every interviewer asks different questions.
  • Hiring decisions rest on a gut feeling after the chat.
  • Candidates wait two weeks without hearing back.
  • Nobody records why a candidate was chosen or rejected.

After reading, you can

Help HR staff build a structured interview process and scorecard.

Each chapter answers one question

  1. Chapter 1: Does reading every resume carefully make screening fairer?

    How long do I spend reading a CV, and what am I looking for?

    Fast and fair screening needs few criteria and a scoring sheet.

  2. Chapter 2: Do casual interviews reveal more than scripted ones?

    What is my question set for this role?

    Only by asking every candidate the same questions can you compare them.

  3. Chapter 3: Are we scoring the candidate, or our impression?

    Does my scorecard help two interviewers score close to each other?

    A scorecard records evidence first and scores second.

  4. Chapter 4: Does the loudest voice decide who gets hired?

    How do we decide whom to hire?

    The decision meeting discusses evidence, not impressions.

  5. Chapter 5: Why should rejected candidates still matter to us?

    What do candidates say about my company's hiring process?

    Someone rejected today may be a customer or candidate tomorrow.