I interviewed for a State government job back in February. Ultimately, I did not get the job, but the supervisor said I was the second choice, and it was an extremely tough decision. It came down to the other person having experience in the field whereas I did not. She also told me I had one of the best interviews she had ever given.
2 months later, the person who interviewed me last time reached out and told me the exact same position was opening up soon and to apply again if I was still interested. I did so, and have another interview scheduled for later in the week. It's for the same job with the same person. I am at a loss for how I go about the interview. it will be a panel interview with three people. the questions are taped to the table and all applicants are asked the same ones.
Do I answer the same way I did last time, or would it be better to come up with different responses to the questions? I nailed the interview last time, so I am tempted to go the same route. If I change it up and it is somehow worse, would I lose everything I gained in the first interview? Even if I do well on the interview again, I am just hoping someone with more experience than I didn't apply again.
Thanks in advance for the input.
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