Initial Interview: Often conducted by HR personnel or recruiters, this can be a phone or video interview. The aim is to assess the candidate's general suitability, interest in the role, salary expectations, and availability.

Assessment Tests (if applicable): Some companies require candidates to undergo tests or assessments. These can be aptitude tests, technical tests, personality assessments, or task-based evaluations, depending on the job role.

Secondary (or Multiple) Interviews: Shortlisted candidates might undergo one or more rounds of interviews. These can include:

• Technical Interviews: Focusing on job-specific skills.
• Behavioral Interviews: Assessing the candidate's behavior in past situations to predict future behavior.
• Situational Interviews: Presenting hypothetical, job-related situations to assess problem-solving abilities and decision-making.
• Panel Interviews: Where the candidate is interviewed by multiple company representatives at once.
• Group Interviews: Multiple candidates are interviewed together.

Final Interview: This is typically with higher-level management or executives. It's often more about assessing cultural fit and alignment with company values.

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