Question by Purple L: Any advices for my interview with the dean and other professors i never met,,( For Master Scholarship)?
Someone told me it is mainly about my personality coz I already had a technical interview and tests! ..
its engineering college. so I ll be teaching students if I they accept me!so do u have idea about the questions during the interview?
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Answer by mahoneycuttnc2002
I agree, it sounds like they want to see if you’ll fit in.
1. Be comfortable. Dress professional but that probably doesn’t me a suit and tie.
2. Have questions. Ask about the average number of years it takes to graduate, where are graduates now, what school did the dean/professor go to, what path did they take to their current job, etc.
3. Be polite. Don’t interrupt them or ask too many questions. Say “Thank you” at the end and shake his/her hand.
4. Take notes. It shows you are interested.
5. Misc – don’t fidget, make eye contact, and be careful with humor.
Good luck
Mike Honeycutt
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Question by little asian gal in cresent city: How long after an interview will they call you if you got the job?
I mean, after how long you can just safely assume you didnt get the job?
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Answer by David M
2 weeks, but give a call or follow up with a thank you note describing the interview.
Call them tomorrow.
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Question by eric_1622: Sample job interview questions for a tax position?
i’m on my third and final interview. someone told me that the questions will be all about the technical stuff for the position? Do you know any tax questions i can prepare for an answer.. tnx
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Answer by JQT
What kind of taxation? Corporate, partnership, estate, individual? What level is the position?
Best wishes.
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Question by Don’t Tread 22: Does anyone have tips for my Navy ROTC interview coming up?
I will be having my interview for the NROTC scholarship this thursday, and I’m not too sure what to do. I realize this is extremely important though, so if anyone could help me with tips, questions they’ll ask, what I should wear, etc. it will be much appreciated. Thanks.
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Answer by Valentina Roberts
It’s never too late to get a free student scholarship. If you have several scholarship search engines, you’ll realize that there are scholarships year around to apply for with the bulk of them between the fall and late winter. You can always get a scholarship. Hopefully, you have better luck than me when it comes to them. (Seriously, I just lost a large scholarship because I finished 2nd out of 1500+). You can check out at this website : http://Scholarships-For-Students.com
Good luck!
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Question by Mariah Adams: Any ideas on Library Volunteering Interview?
I’m getting interviewed to volunteer at my library…and I’m nervous.
Any ideas on how to answer questions like “What are your strengths?” “Why do you want to work here?” etc.
Any sample answers, so I can get my thoughts organized? I’m just feeling really jittery.
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Answer by Libraryanna
I can tell you what not to say. Don’t say you want to do something with computers, and don’t say you like to read. Everyone says that.
Realize that they will probably have you working away from people, maybe fixing books or sorting donations or shelving books.
It takes special training and skill to use the computer systems and they won’t have you do that, especially because it takes jobs away from other people.
You can talk about how you feel libraries are important in the community and you want to be part of that. For strengths, you can talk about what we call specialty areas – if you know about certain authors or certain subject areas. Organizational skills are good.
Remember, this is a volunteer position, not a regular job, so it’s not nearly as formal. They will want to know you hours and that you are really willing to make a commitment. One of the biggest headaches is planning on volunteers who don’t show up. So if you are in school, let them know how you will balance school and library work if they ask. Let them know you are willing to learn and do anything the library needs you to do. Being able to lift heavy stuff is good and being able to get down to the bottom shelves is also good.
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Question by fifib: If you went 4 a job interview and they asked you what your weakness is, what would be your answer?
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Answer by rae
too compassionate for others.
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