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Question
What is meant by an interview?
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Solution
- An interview is the most common method of measuring personality.
- An interview is a process in which an interviewer tries to collect information about the personality of an interviewee by asking him/her various questions.
- The factors like time taken to give answers, gestures, postures, body movements, etc. of an interviewee are also taken into account while measuring the personality of an interviewee.
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