Site Interviews

On-Site Interviews

The on-site interview is usually the last step before the employer makes the decision regarding your potential employment. As such it is imperative to look, act, and perform your very best. Most on-site visits consist of a dinner, three interviews, and a lunch. After each candidate has left all of the people at that employer who have had contact with you conference together and make a decision of whether or not to make you an offer.

There are several keys to success throughout this process.

Ask Lots of Questions
Every opportunity you have and every person you visit with make sure to ask several questions. Most employers evaluate you more upon the questions you ask than on the answers you give. Be prepared with a list of pertinent questions and ready to ask them throughout your visit.

Be Prepared
Make sure you have completed your research and are ready to talk about the employer confidently. Utilize career center resources such as InterviewStream and mock interviews to hone your skills before the big day.

Be Courteous and Friendly
Remember to thank the all the interviewers for the opportunity and be courteous in your discussion. Be sensitive of the time allotted.

Make sure to obtain their contact information and send them a thank you within 24 hours of the interview.

Be Prepared
Make sure you have completed your research and are ready to talk about the employer confidently. Utilize career center resources such as InterviewStream and mock interviews to hone your skills before the big day.

The Interview