pre-interview
- noun
- /priːˈɪntərvjuː/
- The company arranged a pre-interview call to ensure candidates understood the job requirements.
Examples
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There wasn't much supervision during those hours of the day so I quickly started writing copy for the show and doing pre interviews with our guests.
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But I think we went to The Tonight, the Today Show and The Tonight Show that we kind of knew based on the the pre interview with the producers.
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And the pre interview I said no, no pre interview except this.
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Before the formal interview, I had a pre-interview with the hiring manager to discuss my qualifications.
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She felt nervous before her pre-interview, as it would determine if she would move forward in the application process.
Synonyms
A check you do before an event to find problems
A check that shows if someone meets basic requirements before they can proceed
To check people or things to see if they meet rules before a final decision
A short check before a main selection or release
A short meeting before the main session to give information or help people prepare
A short meeting or call before a main appointment to get ready
How Formal
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Pre-interview comes from pre- meaning 'before' and interview, a short meeting to 'talk' and check if someone fits a job. So, a pre-interview is a quick meeting or call that happens before the formal interview to decide who moves on.