I dont know if I am looking too into this and this genuinely was her trying to keep a neutral response.
I just finished the last round of a two step interview with the director of the company via skype interview since I am located out of state.
She was extremely nice, friendly, asked me about 10 clinical scenarios all of which I answered correctly because she gave me very positive and receptive feedback about all of them. We were laughing and casually chatting in between interview questions. She kept praising me for my answers and saying things like "I totally agree" and "I definitely see that too and thats what I would do" and things like "You're totally gonna do well here." She was very casual in her interview approach but the clinical scenarios were very straightforward, some were easy some were hard. Hard for anyone not in the field but doable for anyone with any sort of competence in my position. She then asked me around 5-6 standard interview questions all of which I received positive feedback. The whole video interview lasted about an hour.
She asked me if I had any questions, I asked her more about the company, role and job expectations, and mentorship. She answered. She then decided to go more in depth about the company, company events, and opportunities for growth in the company all still very friendly and casual in conversation but still very informative.
The last 3 sentences from her to me stood out in that they sounded almost like I was immediately rejected. She said along the lines of "thanks for interviewing us, good luck on your job search" which kind of puzzled me in the moment because at first glance it sounded like I didn't get the job. I followed up by asking her when I could hear a response back on the decision and she told me 2-4 days. After that we said goodbye, pleasure to meet you and thank yous and we disconnected from the chat.
Was those last sentence by her trying to be neutral and she was doing a bad job at it because I felt like she hinted alot during the interview that I was the right person for the job. I felt like the interview ended very abruptly.
usa jobs resume
usa hotel jobs
usajobs
usa jobs federal government
usa job in ksa
usa jobs
usa jobs login
usa jobs gov
usajobs.gov
www.usajobs.gov
usajobs.com
usajobs
usajobs.gov official
Aucun commentaire: