The Interview is
the great equalizer! No matter how high your GPA, where you received your
degree, who you studied with or how much or what experience you have—if
you are not able to interview successfully, you’re not likely to get the
job!
The skills and
abilities to successfully navigate the interview process don’t come
naturally and the unfamiliarity of most candidates with the process adds to
the stress and the likelihood of making a mistake which could cost you the
job.
The purpose of this
symposium is to provide potential interviewees with information about what
to expect in the interview, the etiquette of interviewing and possible
pitfalls to be aware of in the interview process. The program will focus on
how to prepare for an interview, the similarities and differences between
industrial and academic hiring processes and the skill sets desired by
industrial and academic employers.
Attendees will hear
from individuals who have been involved in hiring for academic and
industrial institutions, an individual familiar with the differences between
industry and academia and recent successful job applicants. Following brief
presentations by the speakers, time will be dedicated to an open roundtable
discussion of questions raised by the attendees.
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5:45 PM |
Interviewing in Industry vs. academia.
Richard E. Klabunde, Ohio Univ. Col. of Osteo. Med.
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6:05 PM |
That first faculty position interview:
preparation and etiquette!
Donna H. Korzick, Penn State Univ.
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6:25 PM |
Interviewing for the pharmaceutical industry:
what does it involve and how to succeed?
David P. Brooks, GlaxoSmithKline
Pharmaceuticals
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6:45 PM |
I survived the academic interview.
Daniel E. Michele, Univ. of Michigan
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