The phrase "a panel interview" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an interview format where multiple interviewers assess a candidate simultaneously.
Example: "I have a panel interview scheduled for next week with the hiring committee."
Alternatives: "group interview" or "committee interview".
Another will have you spend the afternoon in a panel interview with six interviewers simultaneously.
We will discuss: How to prepare for a panel interview.
There was a group task to see how well they collaborated, and a panel interview.
Valuable time was wasted by a panel interview by the co-presenter (with a barely-seen Joan Bakewell and Stephen Mangan, Vick Hopee, at the end.
A couple of days before the feature launched, Ravikant saw a panel interview with Fred Wilson, one of the country's leading venture capitalists.
"The golden rule of a panel interview is to engage with the whole panel, not just one specific member of the group," says Steven Kirkpatrick, former chief executive of national recruitment company Cordant Recruitment.
I saw this in action when on a panel, interviewing health economists.
I recently sat on a panel interviewing graduates for entry to the medical school here in Oxford, and those candidates who hadn't had any hospital experience were at a disadvantage.
This included (a) an initial inquiry telephone interview, (b) eliciting information through a written application, (c) an intensive panel interview, (d) a police check, (e) three confidential referee checks, and (f) 5 days of paid and compulsory training.
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