INTERVIEWER'S GUIDE - PERSONAL PROFILE ANALYSIS
Payungsak Uthaiwat
We recommend that the following questions be considered by the interviewer when meeting with Payungsak
Uthaiwat. These probing questions have been designed to assist the interviewer in gaining a more in-depth
understanding of Payungsak Uthaiwat, his strengths, limitations and behavioural style. This exploratory
approach has been prompted by the contents of the PPA report.
Points To Review
If you have not seen any reference to 'Points to Review' in other Thomas reports, additional information will be
contained in the PPA Profile and Executive Summary reports. These may be obtained through the 'Reports'
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· Tell me about your current role and responsibilities?
· Do you have a clear job description for your job? What would you like to change in it?
· Tell me what you know about this organisation and its operations?
What positions have you occupied in the past where you have experienced significant job satisfaction?
What was the reason for this?
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· In evaluating any future roles, what responsibilities or functions would you want to avoid the most?
· Give me some examples of situations that have, or would cause you to be frustrated or demotivated.
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· What in your opinion was the worst decision you have ever made? How did you reach this conclusion?
In your current/most recent position what would the implications be of making a wrong decision? What can
be done to avoid doing so?
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· What impact does failure have on you? Your career? Your self-esteem and your relationship with others?
· How does your organisation deal with failure? Do you feel this is a normal and acceptable approach?
· Do you feel pressurised to take quick decisions? How would you prefer to approach important decisions?
Do you find some situations or decisions easier to cope with than others? Can you relate some recent
examples of difficult and easy decisions?
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The following series of questions can be used to verify the profile and the extent to which Payungsak Uthaiwat is
aware of his impact on others within the working environment. They are also designed to identify whether he is
adaptable in terms of modifying his behaviour to meet the needs of colleagues.
What characteristics would you place as a top priority for those people whom you would select to work
most closely with you?
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How easily do you trust people, especially new acquaintances? When last were your first impressions of
someone proved to be wrong? How frequently has this happened to you? With what consequences?
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