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A personal performance-based interview emphasizes the use of open-ended questions to understand how a candidate has handled specific situations in the past. This approach allows interviewers to gauge a candidate's competencies, decision-making process, and behavioral responses in real-life scenarios. By asking open-ended questions, interviewers can explore the depths of a candidate's experiences, skills, and thought processes, which provides insight into how they might perform in future situations based on their previous actions and reactions. This method is particularly effective in obtaining qualitative information about the individual’s abilities and is often used to predict future performance based on past behavior, adhering to the principles of behavioral interviewing.

The focus is not solely on Yes or No questions, which would limit the depth of understanding; nor does it primarily center on the candidate's journey to employment or financial discussions, as those areas are not the core of performance assessment but rather the context or mechanics of employment.