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Postdoctorant at Utah State University

No Offer – Interviewed in Logan, UT Sep 2011 – Reviewed Jul 29, 2012

Interview Details – I got one interview by skype because I don't live in US and after I did a presentation of my project on the front of the lab

Interview Question – It was difficult to obtain my green card in this university, nothing is done to help to obtain it   Answer Question

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Team Leader II at Utah State University

Accepted Offer – Interviewed in Logan, UT Mar 2012 – Reviewed May 25, 2012

Interview Details – There was a panel of Facilities personnel, about 5, who would ask questions about certain situations one might encounter as a Team Leader and what you might do to help or resolve the problem or situation. They also wanted to make sure you have experience and understand the processes required for the job.

Interview Question – What would you do if you encountered a task you asked an employee to complete and he/she didn't complete the task?   Answer Question

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Sous Chef at Utah State University

Accepted Offer – Interviewed in Logan, UT Jan 2010 – Reviewed Feb 13, 2012

Interview Details – I got a call from a manager the interview process consist in 1 and 1 interview and also if you pass that interview you will be meeting with the executive chef, and differents manager at that organization. They are going to put you to cook if you are applying for a sous chef or chef position.

Interview Question – Show me how you will cook a medium rare filet mignon   View Answer

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Intern for Housing and Finance at Utah State University

Accepted Offer – Interviewed in Salt Lake City, UT May 2011 – Reviewed Dec 28, 2011

Interview Details – I emailed the supervisor about the position and corresponded via email and phone for about a week. I emailed my resume and vita, and she invited me in for an interview.
There was only one interview, she asked some basic initial questions but was mostly interested in my experience and ability to work with people.
I had my own office (cubicle), lunch was flexible, time I worked was flexible as long as I gave my supervisor my schedule. That's typically how extension offices work, you work on your own time (typically a regular working day though), and sometimes work nights or weekends for community classes or events. Coworkers are fantastic, regular little parties, it's nice to get paid for work that you wouldn't really consider work.
They are more focused on your actual experience, what you bring that they can build on rather than teach from square one. She provided many learning experiences and opportunities to publish and present. Any type of experience is helpful, I mentioned my experience with refugees as an offhand comment, which I later found out was a solidifying aspect for my getting the internship.

Interview Question – What experience do you have writing curriculum?
What audiences have you taught?
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C Programmer at Utah State University

Accepted Offer – Interviewed in Logan, UT Feb 2009 – Reviewed Sep 28, 2010

Interview Details – I was called at the office. Asked questions about my projects and later was asked to solve some issues with their code within a week.

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