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/Introduction to Behavioral Interviews
Introduction to Behavioral Interviews
Learn about behavioral interviews, and their components.
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The goal of behavioral interviews
Behavioral interviews are conducted to gain knowledge about the candidate’s experiences and how they make decisions. It is a structured approach to evaluate how candidates will perform in the role based on their past experiences. Questions in this interview can cover a variety of topics, such as communication, conflict resolution, personal growth, and personal motivation. Behavioral interviews aim to see if the candidate can grow and adopt the company's values.
These interviews are not limited to engineering managers only and are usually conducted for other engineering roles as well. However, the interview has a high bar for engineering manager roles as compared to engineering roles. EMs play a significant role in defining team culture. Their values and decisions have a great impact on the overall team's health and a leave a much larger footprint. Some examples of the decisions ...
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