Do you know how long it takes for someone to make up their mind about you in a job interview?

by K B , updated on November 1, 2020

That’s a very good question.

Do you know how long it really takes for someone to make up their mind about you in interview??

1 minute?

10 minutes?

20 minutes?

To find out, take a listen to our new special guest – Melbin. He’s got some important information to tell you.

(We love Melbin. He makes us laugh every time he opens his mouth.)


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Jeremy September 12, 2013 at 11:58 am

I imagine it takes up to one minute for most HR professionals to make up their minds about candidates, but isn’t that a product of truly having little time to properly evaluate the best candidates for the position? In this day and age of data overkill, it seems that above average has become the new most qualified.

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