Interview Packet on the Table
Identify unnecessary personal data in a recruiting packet before it reaches an interview panel.
A bright interview debrief room with a conference table, real people entering with folders, stacks of paper packets, pens, water glasses, and a laptop, cool gray walls and green plants, realistic corporate setting with room for hotspot overlay, no text, words, letters, numerals, logos. A recruiting debrief table has full candidate packets. The scene includes a full resume packet for each interviewer, a page containing personal address and birthdate fields, a salary-history note, blank scorecards, water glasses, and a closed cabinet. The panel arrives in 10 minutes. Which parts of this setup violate the minimum-needed packet idea? Full packet for…
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