英文摘要 |
The purpose of this study is to explore the differences in the performance rating of candidates with high and low professional competence given by interviewers of different genders in video and face to face interviews. In this study, EMBA graduate students and college students with work experience are invited to serve as interviewers in mock interviews, and to give rating scores to mock candidates with different professional competence in different situations such as video interviews or face to face interviews. Analyzing 320 valid sample data, the following findings are obtained: First, the performance rating of candidates with high professional competence by interviewers is higher than that of candidates with low professional competence. Secondly, the performance rating of candidates with high and low professional competence by interviewers during video interviews is more than that the degree of gap is greater than that of face to face interviews. Finally, the performance rating of candidates with high and low professional competence by female interviewers during video interviews is more than that the degree of gap is greater than that of face to face interviews, but there is no significant difference that the degree of gap between the performance rating of candidates with high and low professional competence given by male interviewers to video interviews and face to face interviews. This article also discusses the theoretical and practical implications of the research findings. |