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Using asynchronous video interviews to enhance self-awareness of video communication skills in a community college setting
Asynchronous video interviews are an emerging trend in the hiring process for assessing communication skills crucial in interviews. Industry leaders perceive a gap between communication skills and work-readiness of college graduates. That gap may reflect a lack of self-awareness. The purpose of …
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Understanding Video Interview Experiences and ADHD
Asynchronous video interviews (AVI) are a one-sided interview alternative to the traditional face-to-face format. The decisions made about how an AVI is designed can influence the candidate’s perception of their opportunity to perform to the best of their abilities in the interview. Of interest in …
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Designing Semi-Automated Video Interviews (SAVI): Does Stimulus Format (Video vs. Text) of Instructions and Interview Questions Affect Applicant Perceptions of Social Presence?
A recent novel development in interview technologies is asynchronous video interviews (AVIs). Although AVIs differ in key design aspects, the effect of AVI design characteristics on applicant reactions is not well understood. The primary purpose of the present study was to determine how differences …
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How audio-visual stimuli in automated asynchronous video interviews affect applicant reactions: social presence, fairness and organisational attractiveness
Over the past decade, the use of asynchronous video interviews (AVIs) has increased exponentially, largely spurred by ongoing technological progress and shifts to remote work. Although prior research shows interview design can influence applicant reactions, the effect of video interview design …