Hamilton-Chase Consulting
Most people rely on their gut when making
a hiring decision, only to suffer ongoing indigestion when saddled with a poor performer.
We can improve your interview process, teach you what to listen for, and help you make better, more objective personnel decisions.
Early Career
Have you hired or promoted people for important positions who didn't perform as expected? Has your organization suffered because key individuals were a poor fit for their role? At Hamilton-Chase, we recognize how important it is to make good hiring decisions, and we have a number of ways to assist you. It may be as simple as refining your interview process or implementing an online assessment tool.
Most people rely on their gut when making a hiring decision, only to suffer ongoing indigestion when saddled with a poor performer. And many have no training about how to conduct a job interview other than what they themselves experienced.
There are many online resources that offer advice about behavioral interviewing. One can even find terrific lists of questions on the Internet. But the true benefits of behavioral interviewing are derived not only from asking the right questions. It’s equally important to know what to make of the candidate’s answer.
We can help you craft good questions that target specific competencies. We will teach you what to listen for, what a candidate’s reply might mean, and how to formulate follow-up questions.