You
have an invitation for an interview and you have to get prepared — where do you
start and what do you do? The advice from many is to prepare, prepare, prepare.
In general, do your homework. Find out as much as possible about the
institution, the department and the professors. Use the Web, your own faculty
and fellow students as resources.
What
to Do in a Interview :
- Present an air of confidence during your interview and understand what is expected of you.
- Do your homework and find out as much as possible about the institution, department and the faculty. Know the institution's Web information.
- Tailor your job talk to the attendees and make arrangement for any A/V support in advance.
- Keep your job talk general and short. Don't talk about all of the details, but show that you are aware of them.
- Address questions about your job and don't be afraid to admit you don't have an answer.
- Show interest in your interviewer's work. Read at least one paper written by each person in your area.
- Show respect to committee and department staff. Be flexible and polite.
- Dress appropriately.
Interview
Question For Sr. Executive IE & Work Study.
