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Accepted Offer – Interviewed in Rochester, NY Aug 2010 – Reviewed Apr 12, 2012
Interview Details – I contacted the principle investigator by email, and it turned out that he was looking for a postdoc with many of the technical skills I had. We scheduled a phone interview. We may have had one or more additional phone interviews. Eventually we set a time for me to come in and meet the other lab members, and present my graduate research.
Interview Question – Most questions were scientific in nature, and/or related to how I would fit in with the other people in the lab. Nothing was really out of the ordinary. Answer Question
Negotiation Details – I was able to negotiate to a limited extent. I would say this is dramatically better than most postdocs, who must simply accept the salary and benefits that are available.
No Offer – Interviewed in Rochester, NY May 2011 – Reviewed Jun 27, 2011
Interview Details – I was contacted by email to meet with the woman who was leaving the position. We spoke for ~30 minutes. She reviewed my resume with me and asked some questions about my experience. It was a very relaxed interview. She told me that I would be scheduled for a 2nd interview with the researcher. I was notified by email the next day that the 2nd interview would be a week later. That interview was more formal. I think the researcher was not comfortable in the role of interviewer. We spoke for ~30 minutes, and I knew I would not be getting an offer for the position when I left.
Interview Question – How would you communicate to team members that a deadline was approaching and they had to have their materials ready in time? View Answer
Accepted Offer – Interviewed in Rochester, NY Oct 2009 – Reviewed Jun 29, 2011
Interview Details – I applied online and submitted my resume in person separately. I heard back within two weeks and had an interview that same week. The interview went well, it was very easy. There weren't any skill tests, intelligence test, personality tests, or group/panel interviews. The position was misrepresented as 'banker hours' and most aspects of the job were sugar-coated.
Interview Question – There were not any unexpected interview questions asked for this interview. Answer Question
Accepted Offer – Interviewed in Rochester, NY Jun 2011 – Reviewed Jun 24, 2011
Interview Details – Application, resume and cover letter were submitted online and I received a call several weeks later about setting up an interview. They were very flexible around my current work schedule and we set up an interview over the phone for about a week later. The interview was 1:1 with one of the supervisors. It consisted of discussing my resume, the expectations of the job, the department philosophy and changes that they had recently been making, and a tour of the department. The interviewer only asked me three standard interview questions. The interviewer was very personable and seemed more interested in learning about my interest, personality and standards than hearing the "correct" answers to a bunch of questions. Have questions prepared to ask, they seemed really impressed with preparedness. The pharmacy is a very busy place and quite noisy from what I perceived.
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Accepted Offer – Interviewed in Rochester, NY Jun 2010 – Reviewed Jun 29, 2010
Interview Details – I sent my resume and cover letter to the contact person for the position and was called within a couple of business days for an interview. Every team member from the research study interviewed me separately. The next day, I was called to complete an interview.
Interview Question – What do you like least about your current position? View Answer
Negotiation Details – There was no reeom for negotiation as the research study was grant funded.
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