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Unstructured interviews reward the loudest candidate and the loudest panelist. This guide gives hiring managers a fixed structure: panel roles and a RACI, shared definitions for competencies and scoring anchors, a page for evidence notes, and a debrief with a recommendation and a sponsor decision box, so every candidate meets the same questions and the same scale.
The sample is a hiring round for a quality assurance lead at Glenmoor Foods, a fictional company: three panelists, five competencies, a 1 to 5 scale and a one-point score gap that triggers discussion. Replace the role criteria and questions, rewrite the anchors with observable behavior, and set the rule that scores are submitted before the debrief.
Click Make a copy in Google Docs, then confirm on the Google page. The copy is saved to your own Google Drive.
Write the role's four to six criteria from the job description, then replace the sample questions with behavioral ones that fit them.
Rewrite the 1 to 5 anchors for each competency with observable examples, and set the panel roles, timings and a rule that scores are submitted before discussion.
Delete any technical, observation or safeguarding sections that do not apply, and check your questions against local equality law.
Delete the Make it yours page, then share the guide with your panel before the first interview.
Yes. It is a free Google Docs template. Make a copy to your own Drive, replace the sample role with yours, and share it with your panel as a link.
Scoring alone first stops the most senior or most talkative person from setting everyone's view. Scores are compared afterward, and a gap of one point or more is discussed.
No. Glenmoor Foods, its panel, the candidates and every score and salary are fictional sample content. Replace them with your own details before you use the guide.

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