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University of Florida Programming Assistant Interview Questions & Reviews
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Program Assistant at University of Florida
No Offer – Interviewed in Gainesville, FL Jul 2011 – Reviewed Jul 26, 2011
Interview Details – Asked very typical interview questions. I enjoyed the interview and the chance to meet new people and make new connections. The interviewers had a lot of passion for their work and were very excited to share that passion with me. I would love to work at the University of Florida.
Interview Question – What is your worst trait? View Answer
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Program Assistant at University of Florida
Declined Offer – Interviewed in Feb 2010 – Reviewed Apr 28, 2010
Interview Details – The interview process started with a phone call, arranging a date and time to make the interview. They were very accommodating of my situation as a current employee of another firm. The interview was conducted by several members of the department, including the dean. They really seemed professional and weren't out to trick people with stupid questions, they wanted to get to know my experience and get a feel for how I would fit in with their culture.
Interview Question – Describe a mistake you've made at work and how you've handled it. Answer Question
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