interviews can also be classified based on how they are administered: one-on-one or by a panel of interviews; sequentially or all at once; and computerized or personally. for exampleล most interviews are administered one-on-one. as the name implies, two people meet alone and one interviews the other by seeking oral responses to oral inquiries. most selection processes are also sequence before a selection decision is made. in an unstructured sequential interview each interview may look at the applicant from his or her own point of view, ask different questions, and from an independent opinion of the candidate on a standard evaluation from, and the ratings are compared before the hiring decision is made.