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Most executive interviewers come to the task unequipped, unprepared, and unenthusiastic.
Last spring, an HR discussion group on the Internet identified 15 all-time favorite interview questions. Byham dismisses them as meaningless, inappropriate, or illegal. Productive interview questions, Byham argues, are narrowly defined and well-crafted. They focus on probing for the specific behavioral attributes that define successful employees. Psychologist John Seres, a principal of Chicago-based Sadler and Associates, has a different point of view.