Cornell University Interview Questions

Video call with two directors. There was a set list of questions that they went through (like a spreadsheet of pre determined questions). The questions were the typical questions about your experience and behavior. Nothing technical or theoretical was asked. The interview took about 1 hour with the last 10 minutes or so open for the interviewee to ask questions

Introduction firstly, then behavioral questions about why Cornell University, why accountant, and describe a team work process and result. Then asked question about sponsorship, job details and benefits, and follow up procedures.

Waren sehr freundlich. Was kann man über ein Vorstellungsgespräch sonst noch sagen. Der Ablauf war geregelt und strukturiert, die typischen Fragen wurden gestellt. Ich war gut auf die Fragen vorbereitet.

First-round was with the hiring manager (30 mins) Second round was 2 hours with the team. The third round was with HR. Everyone was super nice and the conversation flowed easily. They didn't grill me on any statistics related questions.

Went smoothly, Asked typical interview questions The process was difficult, multiple interviews Interviews conducted through zoom Be prepared and make sure that you practice the interview questions so that you do not forget at the zoom interview

smooth and interesting，very insightful and knowledgeable. Activities are also cool…..like it and love it. Wish you all the best and good luck finger crossed love you all go fighting . You can nail it.

Phone interview, followed by two day on site interview. Offer produced shortly thereafter. Entered contract negotiation with the help of a recruiter hired by the employer. Overall, very good experience; however, salary and benefits not enough for cost of living in New York City.

It was a virtual interview through a platform; they asked me about my motivation in pursuing a degree at Cornell and asked about my personal experiences with internships and my undergraduate studies.

Interview itself was concise but energetic. Enthusiastic interview team of three people met with me on Zoom, and we all introduced ourselves before diving into deeper questions on my past experience and fit for the job.

I met about 6 faculty members for the interviews. We also had meetings with the director of graduate studies and of the department. I also had opportunities to meet other graduate students and ask them questions about their experience in the department and with their advisor.