They need a friendly manner so they can calm down nervous applicants. Physical Demands Frequently use hands, such as when shaking hands or holding folders Frequently need to see nearby objects clearly, such as when reading a resume Frequently listen and talk to people, such as during interviews Frequently sit for long periods Occasionally use arms and fingers to reach for and pick up objects, such as resumes Work Setting Employment interviewers work indoors, often in comfortable offices. Some spend a lot of time at computers. Some are out of the office frequently interviewing clients. The work can be hectic and demanding.
Wages vary according to training, experience and location.
Entry level wages may be lower. Earnings in this occupation vary widely. Salaries in private firms vary, in part, because the basis for pay varies. Workers in personnel supply firms tend to be paid on a commission basis. In contrast, workers in temporary help companies receive a salary.