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Interview Guide
Caliper Management, 506 Carnegie Center, Suite 300, P.O. Box 2050, Princeton, NJ USA 08543-2050 Tel. 609-524-1200 Fax. 609-524-1201
Reid T. Clifford
Reid T. Clifford
Leadership
Area to investigate: Provides direction, sets standards, and defines expectations Specific traits to investigate: - Low Self-Structure - Low External Structure Interview question: Give me an example of a project you led. Specifically, tell me how you provided direction and set expectations for your team members. What were some of the barriers you encountered along the way? How did you overcome them? Additional notes:
Area to investigate: Persuasively sells ideas to gain support and buy-in Specific traits to investigate: - Low Gregariousness Interview question: Describe an experience that demonstrates your ability to persuade others to accept your point of view. What were most the most challenging aspects of this experience? How did you overcome these obstacles in order to achieve your objective? Additional notes:
Area to investigate: Provides coaching, mentoring, and feedback to develop others Specific traits to investigate: - Low Sociability
Reid T. Clifford
Interview question: Give an example of a time when you coached someone to improve their work performance. What was your approach? What was the outcome? Additional notes:
Area to investigate: Negotiates mutually acceptable outcomes Specific traits to investigate: The candidate scored average or above on the traits related to this behavior. If you wish to learn more about this individual's work style, here are the specific traits to consider: Empathy, Accommodation, Assertiveness, and Ego-Drive. Interview question: Describe a situation at work where you were at an impasse with someone who was important to you achieving your goals. How did you handle it? Additional notes:
Reid T. Clifford
Interpersonal
Area to investigate: Initiates new relationships Specific traits to investigate: - Low Sociability - High Cautiousness - Low Gregariousness Interview question: How do you usually go about establishing relationships with colleagues and clients in a new work environment? What approach has worked best for you? Additional notes:
Area to investigate: Maintains existing relationships Specific traits to investigate: - Low Sociability - Low External Structure Interview question: At work, what kinds of people do you find it easiest to maintain ongoing relationships with? What kinds of people do you have difficulty working with? What strategies do you employ to cultivate ongoing relationships? Please give me an example. Additional notes:
Reid T. Clifford
Area to investigate: Analyzes underlying issues and root causes Specific traits to investigate: - Low Self-Structure - Low External Structure Interview question: Tell me about a particularly complex problem you needed to solve. Describe the steps you took to understand the issues. Additional notes:
Reid T. Clifford
Area to investigate: Works well within established rules, regulations, and procedures Specific traits to investigate: - Low Self-Structure - Low External Structure Interview question: Do you work better in environments that are well structured, or do you prefer to set your own goals, priorities, and standards? Tell me about a time when you had difficulty working in a structured setting. What were the issues, and what strategy did you employ to work through them? Additional notes: