Panel Interview Questions And Answers

Comics panel is a single image in a comic book, comic strip or cartoon, also, a comic strip containing one such image.

Panel painting, in art, either one element of a multi-element piece of art, such as a triptych, a piece of sequential art such as a graphic novel or comic strip, or a wooden panel used to paint a picture on.

Gnome-panel is a task bar implementation for the GNOME desktop environment.

Discussion panel is a small group of experts speaking in turns before an audience, usually including a question period and usually with the purpose of educating or persuading.

Judicial panel is a set of judges who sit to hear a cause of action.

Engineering control panel is a flat area containing controls and indicators, commonly found in aircraft, but may be associated with the operation of any machinery.

Panel data is a longitudinal statistical study in which one group of individuals are interviewed at intervals over a given period of time.

The Inspection Panel is an independent vehicle for people who believe that they have been, or are likely to be, harmed by World Bank-funded projects to bring their concerns directly to the Bank's Board of Executive Directors. The Board created the Panel in 1993 to promote accountability at the Bank and to ensure that the voices of people who may be adversely affected by Bank-financed projects will be heard.

The Panel may examine any of the Project pertinent documents and records during an investigation and has access to all staff members and consultants involved in the design, appraisal and execution of the Project concerned, but names associated with these sources are not disclosed in the Panel's reports. The Panel operates by the same confidentiality rules as the rest of the Bank.

Panel switch is a type of electromechanical telephone switching system developed by the Bell System in the 1920s.

Survey panel is a type of non-random sample survey.

Citizens' Panel is County's biggest think-tank - a valuable
resource consisting of a representative group of local people willing to lend their views about a variety of issues for the good of their community.

► Ongoing panels are more cost effective than one-off public opinion
surveys
► Provides good quality statistically representative research
► Gives a more balanced response than traditional ways of consulting
with people
► Encourages greater understanding of decision-making in the Council
► Contributes to democratic renewal and encourages participation in
democratic processes.

► The interviewers purposely provide some, but usually not all, of the information in a manner that requires re-arrangement of data and analyses of the facts.
► Some of the facts may be irrelevant and therefore require evaluation of opinions, ideas and intentions.

► Decisions have to be made without all the data the team would normally desire. It reflects the real conditions facing people in almost every real situation.
► There may be several acceptable solutions to a case.

The team members receive an interesting situation, which is basically - a statement of conditions and practices that may exist in a real-life situation.

The first thing that I would look into while taking a new project is the learning curve that would have to be generated. If the learning curve is too high, I would give the assignment to a senior, taking the work that he or she already has and give it to a junior resource. This way, the new assignment will be worked on side by side with the old assignment, enabling simultaneous implementation of both assignments.

► The candidates are role playing as managers in a company. The company is facing a complicated project which would increase the company's bottom line extensively. The team receives a specific set of project issues to handle.
► The team should invent a patent, establish a start-up company or design a new product based on a new technology.
► The team members have to build a new business from scratch. Each member assumes a role in this new business. The business should be built upon specific market needs.
► The candidates discuss a situation in which there is a need for a product change - dropping it or selling to a completely different market.

► An interview on some logic questions - conducted mainly for R&D, designers and programmers.
► Professional work-related questions - "what would you do if" questions.
► Professional Presentation - conducted mainly for marketing and sales managers.

The panel includes people from all backgrounds and all areas of County.
Membership of the panel is on the basis of age, gender, ethnicity, disability and whereabouts they live.

On principle, I would introduce any policy very gently. If feasible, I would hold a small meeting of the group that is affected and introduce them to the policy, as well as take the time to inform them of the advantages they and the company would obtain once the policy is in place.
Also, I would stress the fact that the policy is not a hard and fast rule and it may be reworked if the people are not completely comfortable working under such a rule and policy.