Bupa CEO replaces short interviews with six-hour assessment including lunch test
Bupa CEO Iñaki Ereño says one-hour interviews are insufficient, so he uses three two-hour meetings to evaluate candidates, including a restaurant lunch where he observes how they treat waiters and whether they order wine. He sees ordering wine as a sign of confidence and initiative, which he values in leaders. Ereño says this system has significantly reduced his hiring mistakes.
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