Educational Technology Specialist Interview Questions
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Educational Technology Specialist interview questions shared by candidates
Name a time at your employment where you had to be glexinle
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Do you mean flexible?
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Yes. Not sure how my phone decided to change it to that other word.
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I don't think that's a word bro
Are you a policy driven person or do you believe in expceptions?
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There is no right or wrong answer to this.
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Policy driven
To tell them about myself. Which was hard for me to answer considering I have worked there for 4 years.
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That I don't like to talk about me. However, that I taught PreK for 2 years. Which I felt made made me qualified for the job position. Less
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STEM has great teachers, but...you dodged a bullet... I interviewed with the EA boss via phone call and was hired. There was virtually zero training and I was told to train another new hire within days. Received no employee handbook ever, received no emails with policy or rule updates. Mandatory district training I was not familiar with (because I'd never worked for a school before) I was told to get the answers from other EAs so I didn't waste time on. Once I settled into my new role, I was moved to a different grade. Settled into that role and EA boss became increasingly hostile. In January, most EAs were moved to different roles. Again. End of January I was terminated without cause at the end of the day on a Friday. Less
What would your ideal job look like?
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Get as specific as you can with this. Whatever it is, make it sound like you genuinely love doing sales and sales-related stuff and would do sales in your ideal-perfect-awesome-sauce world. Actually, you probably won't be asked this if they already think you love sales; they asked me because I seemed like I didn't know what I wanted. Less
Why should we hire you over anyone else? What do you read ? How do you prepare for a day in the field?
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The position is actually a educational sales consultant. Expectations re: skill set, experience, and time commitment are unrealistic for pay range, although the job appears interesting. Many faculty I was asked to interview were ticked off at Elsevier. Less
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Don't get too excited if they call you into a second interview. They are using you to gather Intel for free. They eliminated not one person from first to second interview, despite the fact that they stated they would only invite two to the second interview. They strong armed me into sending them my power point after I presented it and I haven't heard back since then. I was warned by collegiate faculty that I was being being taken for a ride.you roll the dice with these guys. They'll waste your time. Less
Why did you apply for our company? What are your views on discipline? What are your expectations from the company?
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Truthfully!
