structured interview

UK: /ˈstrʌktʃəd ˈɪntəvjuː/

Definition

Definition of structured interview - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

research

TECH.

interview method using fixed questions asked in the same order to everyone

TECH.

The company used a structured interview to compare all applicants fairly.
Each candidate completed the structured interview via video conference.
Researchers used a structured interview to gather comparable data from all participants.

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minimally

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Expressions with structured

semi-structured

adj.

partly organized but not completely fixed

We used a semi-structured interview for the study.

ill-structured

adj.

lacking a defined structure

The ill-structured problem was hard to solve.

structured programming

programming method using blocks to make code clear and organized

Structured programming helps make large programs easier to understand.

structured finance

financial services using complex deals to manage risk and leverage

Structured finance helps companies handle big, risky projects.

structured note

financial instrument with returns based on an asset

The bank offered a structured note linked to the stock index.

structured product

packaged investment whose returns follow specified conditions linked to other assets

The bank offered a structured product tied to both stock indexes and interest rates.

Expressions with interview

ace the interview

perform exceptionally well in an interview

She managed to ace the interview and got the job.

grill in an interview

ask someone many difficult questions

The journalist grilled the politician in an interview about the scandal.

land an interview

secure an opportunity for a job interview

She managed to land an interview at her dream company.

crack the coding interview

succeed in passing a coding interview

She managed to crack the coding interview and got the job.

job interview

formal meeting to assess job suitability

She prepared thoroughly for the job interview.

telephone interview

interview conducted over the telephone

She had a telephone interview for the new position.

radio interview

spoken conversation with questions broadcast to listeners on a radio program

The author gave a radio interview about her new book.

employment interview

conversation to evaluate a person's suitability for a position

The employment interview lasted an hour and covered various topics.

interview panel

group of people who together question and assess a candidate

The interview panel asked difficult questions about his previous experience.

exclusive interview

interview given only to one media outlet or reporter by agreement

The celebrity granted an exclusive interview to the magazine after the trial.

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French:entretien structuré, ...
German:strukturiertes Interview, ...
Italian:intervista strutturata, ...
Spanish:entrevista estructurada, ...
Portuguese:entrevista estruturada, ...
Chinese:结构化面试, ...
Japanese:構造化面接, ...
Arabic:مُقَابَلَة مُنَظَّمَة, ...
Hebrew:רֵאָיוֹן מוּבְנֶה, ...
Russian:структурированное интервью, ...
Ukrainian:структуроване інтерв'ю, ...
Hindi:संरचित साक्षात्कार, ...
Bengali:সংগঠিত সাক্ষাৎকার, ...
Catalan:entrevista estructurada, ...
Czech:strukturovaný rozhovor, ...
Danish:struktureret interview, ...
Dutch:gestructureerd interview, ...
Greek:δομημένη συνέντευξη, ...
Hungarian:strukturált interjú, ...
Khmer:ការសម្ភាសន៍មានរចនាសម្ព័ន្ធ, ...
Korean:구조화 면접, ...
Persian:مصاحبهٔ ساختاریافته, ...
Polish:wywiad ustrukturyzowany, ...
Portuguese (BR):entrevista estruturada, ...
Romanian:interviu structurat, ...
Swedish:strukturerad intervju, ...
Thai:การสัมภาษณ์แบบมีโครงสร้าง, ...
Turkish:yapılandırılmış mülakat, ...
Vietnamese:phỏng vấn có cấu trúc, ...

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