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3 considerations for an effective asynchronous interview 

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As technology continues to advance and the world continues to adapt accordingly, asynchronous interviews are becoming more and more common. Asynchronous interviews are interviews that are recorded by the candidate and then evaluated by the organisation at a later time. There are many benefits to using this kind of video interviewing software, including convenience for both the candidate and evaluator and the ability to interview candidates from a wide range of geographic locations. However, before your company makes the leap to asynchronous interviews, it’s important to have the right practices in place to ensure a predictive, legally defensible interview and a positive candidate experience . Below are three important pieces of the puzzle that, when combined, can create a cohesive picture of the candidate.
  1. Select relevant interview questions
  2. Avoid potential interview biases
  3. Prioritize candidate experience

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