To reduce post-hire gaps, training was conducted to strengthen interview practices that bring out the true essence of candidates.
Through the application of the STAR method and dialogue among managers, interview quality was enhanced, naturally conveying the company’s culture and moving toward becoming an organization chosen by those who share its future.
One company faced challenges due to inconsistencies in how interviews were conducted. As a result, interviewers often struggled to uncover the true essence of candidates, and mismatches only became apparent after they had joined the workplace.
To address this, a training program on “Effective Interviewing for Successful Hiring” was conducted. Participants learned how to use the STAR method in behavioral interviews, as well as fair and consistent evaluation practices. Through role-play, managers were able to reflect on their own interview styles and identify concrete areas for improvement.
During group discussions, frontline managers shared key realizations such as:
Improving interview quality is not only about preventing mismatches but also about communicating the company’s culture and management strength to candidates. The professionalism and consistency shown by interviewers help candidates feel, “This is a place where I want to work,” which in turn leads to attracting and selecting talent that truly fits the organization.
This training served as an important first step — not only enhancing the quality of hiring practices but also strengthening management capability and laying the foundation for becoming a company chosen by candidates. Going forward, the skills gained will be applied to daily feedback and talent development, driving both hiring quality and organizational growth.
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