Why Interview is Inevitable in Affirming Professional and Nonprofessional Appointees in Management of Governments
Journal Title: Saudi Journal of Humanities and Social Sciences - Year 2016, Vol 1, Issue 3
Abstract
Abstract: Recruitment all over the world observes interviews in various formats prior to engaging the respective person in the desired job. This necessarily paves a way to understand the person on what is able do is and what cannot do. Nevertheless, appointing authorities the world over, except a few have ignored the essence of interviews during the appointment of political appointees such as ministers, provincial commissioners, regional commissioners, district commissioners, permanent secretaries, chief executive officers of various government corporations, and local authorities. Hence, the expectations of performance of these appointees is actually at gambling. This paper sets an agenda on the importance of interviews to the political appointees prior to affirmation to the vacancies desired. The study is a review, and thus it utilizes systemic thinking, documentation, observation and experiential in expounding and narrating the concepts on discussion. The analysis of conceptual discussion assumes descriptive methods. The paper concludes that so far it is imperative for the political appointees to undergo interviews prior affirmation to the various jobs. Short of interviews, government authorities will verge into reshuffle of cabinet ministers, and other cadres because were essentially vetted in through systems, which do not conduct an interactive interview to weigh the ability of an appointee. Development is war, we must assess every aspect of proper utilization of human resources for the attainment of sustainable development. Keywords: Interview, recruitment, appointment, sustainable development, nonprofessional, development
Authors and Affiliations
Norman A. S. King, Owdenburg M. Mdegella
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