pre-interview
Happening before an interview to give information or check if someone is suitable
- adjective
- /priːˈɪntərvjuː/
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preentrevista
- She attended a pre-interview workshop that covered common questions and effective strategies.
Examples
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The company provided a pre-interview checklist to help candidates prepare their responses.
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So one, I think that in a pre interview, typically a good firm will ask you to review yourself and you will have access to management throughout the year.
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Before the pre-interview, I researched the company's background to make a good impression.
Synonyms
preparatory
vspre-interview
To help get ready for something
is specific to actions or materials used before a formal question session
How Preparatory
Surface Forms
pre-interview positive
Morphology
Etymology
Pre-interview is made of pre- meaning 'before' and interview, a meeting to 'talk' about a job or a person. So, when something is described as pre-interview, it is prepared or happens before the main interview.