During a job interview, the hiring manager may ask what the candidate can do for their company. The candidate should answer with the kinds of contributions they have made in their previous jobs, and how they plan to do even more in the new position.
The process of hiring to right candidate for the job is to ask the right questions.
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Call their office and ask. Get on-line and leave an email. Call the candidate at home. Go down to the office and ask for an interview. Ask the office for position papers.
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the accounting questions to be asked are to be based on the Accounting Standards along with basics of accounting
A pre-interview is often times referred to as a pre-screen. Companies will ask candidates a list of questions to get a feel for whether the candidate qualifies for the position. Sometimes this is done on the phone, sometimes in person.
If a face-to-face interview will involve a 90-minute drive, then I would expect a brief telephone interview in advance, for both parties to decide whether the drive is worth it, and I would also expect the interviewer to reimburse my expenses for the drive. It's not unreasonable for the interviewer to ask the candidate for anything. The candidate is also evaluating the prospective employer to decide whether he would want to work there, and any request up front during the interview process should definitely figure into that evaluation. Regardless of what the request is, the candidate always has three options ... the same three options that an employee has when given an assignment: Comply, negotiate, or refuse and walk.