Recent graduate here and don't have that much experience with interviews. The job is basically a research assistant for the federal government.
Basically the application has me list out a lot of technical skills and laboratory techniques, some letters of recommendations, purpose, etc. The head of the research e-mailed me to set up an interview.
So the interview is over the phone and I started off shaky but started becoming more and more confident and firm as it went on. But the interview ended up becoming more akin to a very relax conversation about what the agency does, what current research I would be helping out with. I started asking about research methods, is it possible to implement X study over Y study, etc. and we just ended up having a lengthy one hour long discussion/debate about research. The project head was extremely friendly and also talked about what it was like living in the area for him. So I guess it really did end up turning into a chat.
As I hung up the phone and silently sat in my chair and thought about it, we had such a good discussion and Q&A session between the both of us that I think I didn't get to sell and elaborate upon myself. I did not specify verbally what laboratory techniques I did do, etc. even though I had it listed out earlier in the application.
I guess I'm having post-interview stress. I just followed the flow of the conversation, did I do wrong in not steering it back to myself?
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