Case: Is videosollicitatie een blijvertje?

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Sollicitatiegesprek via video

17-07-2020 418 views 1

Is videosollicitatie een blijvertje?

Sollicitatiegesprekken kun je natuurlijk al járen via video doen, maar ‘dankzij’ het coronavirus lijkt het eindelijk zijn doorbraak te beleven. De hamvraag: houdt dit ook stand als straks (ooit) de crisis voorbij is?

Zoals elke crisis niet alleen ellende biedt, maar ook kansen om dingen voortaan anders te doen, doet ook de coronacrisis dat. Nu iedereen verplicht aan huis gekluisterd is, zien we zo ineens de doorbraak van videosolliciteren. Want nu een fysiek face-to-face sollicitatiegesprek nauwelijks meer mogelijk is, kun je via video natuurlijk wél nog kandidaten spreken.

> Lees het volledige artikel uit Werf& van Peter Boerman. Werf& is een online plarform voor en door professionals op het gebied van arbeidsmarktcommunicatie, werving en recruitment.

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Assignments for students

1.1 What is the main reason for the massive switch to online job interviews?

1.2 Can you recall at least three advantages of online job interviews, mentioned in the article?

1.3 Both recruiters and candidates are advised to take preparations well before the actual online job interview. Can you recall some of the preparations mentioned in the article?

1.4 Job-seeking candidates are being advised to practice ahead of an online interview. Which other preparations do you think are essential for candidates, before having the actual online interview?

2.1 A comparison is made in the article, between the face-to-face interview and the online job interview. What do you think are the main differences between the two?

2.2 Some doubt if an online job interview will work for everyone. What is your opinionBeing able to know whether something is fact or opinion, is very important when reading news or watching an advert for example.
• A fact is something that can be proved to be correct.
• A… Read more? Please motivate your opinionBeing able to know whether something is fact or opinion, is very important when reading news or watching an advert for example.
• A fact is something that can be proved to be correct.
• A… Read more using valid and supporting arguments.

2.3 Is the online job interview just a temporary phenomenon or will the online job interview be incorporated as a ‘normal’ way doing things? Please motivate your opinion using valid and supporting arguments.

3.1 Suppose you are a recruiter who’s at the point of inviting a job-seeking candidate to an online job interview. Which application would you propose to use? Explain your choice using supporting arguments.

3.2 Write an invitation e-mail for a job candidate, including information about the necessary technical preparations as well as at least three useful tips for a successful online job interview.

Core assignments for students

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