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- Do some research on the job you are applying for

- Dress formally and comfortably

- Build a positive impression in the first five minutes

- Answer all questions calmly

- Ask some questions about the position you applying for

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Now, the issue is, they want 2-3 in office days (the tasks in this job also require that).

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We are located in Leinfelden-Echterdingen. The company is in the E-Learning sector.

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Interview Tips from Student Interviewer

Interview Tips from Student Interviewer

Disclaimer: While this information may be general, I'm only speaking from the scope of student and faculty interviews—interviews wth those on the adcom committee or MMIs are usually different. First off, definitely ingrain in your mind that these interviews are almost 100% about your delivery of content and your personality, not necessarily about what you are actually saying (within reason; will expand on this below). The committee making the final decision already has an extreme amount of information available on your primary and secondary and there's often nothing new the interviewer will jot down in their report nor are they expected to try to ring you thin. Ergo, what I'm effectively saying is that when people throw around the phrase "medical school interviews are supposed to be conversations," take that to heart. With that being said, based on my experience interviewing and shadowing faculty interviewers I would advise the following: 1. Seriously, first impressions matter. Don't be weird or silent once you get into the zoom room and this is more pronounced on zoom which makes this more important. Be normal, smile, and ask how they are doing, reciprocate normal conversation, etc. don't make it appear as if you are being interrogated. In the same vein, nail down the "tell me about yourself" or "who are you" opening questions; don't rehearse this, but make it quick and effective. Upbringing, family background, what you're doing now, 3-5 hobbies/interests; no life stories and don't try to sell yourself in this question...just answer it humbly and make yourself sound interesting. 2. Delivery. The way you deliver your responses are 100% more important than what you say. Now, I'm not suggesting you can drop the ball with an awful answer or admit that your weakness is that you're a psychopath, but if you sound confident, speak with clarity and an appropriate pace, and appear humble, that is all you need. This makes the difference between good and bad answers most of the time; a mediocre answer presented strongly and clearly will 100% outdo the perfectly crafted response that is robotically delivered or poorly delivered. 3. Expanding on the above, please don't fret about creating the 'perfect' answer for each question. 95% of people's answers are solid and will work at the end of the day, which is why delivery is more important. I would only sketch out answers for tell me about yourself, why medicine, and strength/weaknesses. Only practicing content instead of how you deliver your story always comes to bite you in the butt because in 100% of interviews you're going to encounter unexpected questions or conversations will go in directions you don't expect, and when you start flailing or trying to use a different answer you prepared for a seemingly related question, it's not a good look. 4. Stories are nice and often useful but there's honestly nothing worse than when I ask a pinpoint question that someone answers very cleanly but then proceeds to go "an example was.." then talk for 2 minutes. A story is usually appropriate in the "tell me about a time when.." or "have you ever encountered.." questions (or those that require background such as upbringing/life questions), but don't add a story in for the sake of a story. 5. Practice mock interviews and telling your own narrative. This is different than rehearsing. Find strangers (preferably) and have them ask you 10 questions or include some 'difficult' ones. Don't sit in front of a mirror rehearsing why medicine. If you want to practice alone, I would try to answer very open-ended questions and specifically aim to improve delivery. 6. If you mess up or get confused, just own it. Ask them to repeat the question or if you can start over. It shows character and honesty and is 100% better than trying to ramble and salvage something you definitely did not intend to start. If you get a hard question, ask for a few seconds to think and then prep a thoughtful response (do NOT pause for 10 seconds, way too awkward). 7. Faculty are volunteers and usually don't really care that much. They're just there to help and to get to know you. Most faculty will read your PS, come up with one loosely personal question to ask, and that's pretty much it. If you have stellar research or another EC I would try to bring it up if a direct question isn't asked about it, because it's probable that your faculty interviewer just didn't see it (sometimes they ask "what is something on your app you want me to highlight for the committee" for this reason). Obviously, there are faculty out there that will intentionally try to grill you but these are not the norm.

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