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Interview Resources
Interview Resources
Interviewing for jobs and internships is an
important step that is often overlooked
by applicants in the process of finding employment. The Office of Career Services has many available resources to help in this area.
A
workshop
is held every year that focuses on Interviewing Skills, where such current topics as behavioral interviewing are covered. Occasionally employers present their viewpoints during these sessions and upperclass men and women often share experiences they have had recently during the interview process.
Video-taped
mock interviews
are also offered for any student wishing to enhance their interviewing abilities. After a 30-minute interview, the video tape is played back for the student and professional staff member to critique. Feedback from students taking advantage of this service has been extremely favorable.
Numerous
free handouts and publications
on the subject of interviewing are available for students at the Career Resource Center. Several books may also be checked out from the Career Resource Center.
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