In many public authorities, the job interview still follows the same pattern: a friendly exchange, a few questions about the CV, and at the end a gut feeling the selection panel agrees on.
In many public authorities, the job interview still follows the same pattern: a friendly exchange, a few questions about the CV, and at the end a gut feeling the selection panel agrees on.
A job description that only lists tasks does not describe a post. It describes an expectation placed on a person who does not exist. One concrete change fixes it.
This misconception is exactly why so many reform efforts fail. Public authorities have found themselves in a state of permanent overload for years.
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