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There’s a myth that interviews reward the most qualified person. In reality, they often reward the person who can access their competence under pressure.

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Indeed CEO Chris Hyams takes a creative approach to interviewing job candidates, he says. Typically, when an interviewee comes to him, their skills and experience have already been vetted by other ...