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13 Nov 2011, 05:52
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Hi Guys,
This may seem a bit novice like, but am hoping to get some answers on the following questions. I have just been invited to interview at a top 5 school. So really need to make this opportunity count. Hence my apprehensions.
1. Any specific way to write the scheduling email to the alum? I have been provided the details of the alumnus in the email and need to contact him and set up my interview. Any particular etiquette to follow for this email?
2. Resume - Does the resume I sent to the school and the one I send to the alumnus need to be the same? I am not drastically changing content, but there are 1-2 good things to add here (yes! even though its been 2 weeks since I applied).
3. What to carry along for the interview? Although they don't ask you to carry along anything, does it make good sense to carry an additional copy of your resume or something?
Thanks - pls also do point me to helpful interview related posts/sections on this website.
This may seem a bit novice like, but am hoping to get some answers on the following questions. I have just been invited to interview at a top 5 school. So really need to make this opportunity count. Hence my apprehensions.
1. Any specific way to write the scheduling email to the alum? I have been provided the details of the alumnus in the email and need to contact him and set up my interview. Any particular etiquette to follow for this email?
2. Resume - Does the resume I sent to the school and the one I send to the alumnus need to be the same? I am not drastically changing content, but there are 1-2 good things to add here (yes! even though its been 2 weeks since I applied).
3. What to carry along for the interview? Although they don't ask you to carry along anything, does it make good sense to carry an additional copy of your resume or something?
Thanks - pls also do point me to helpful interview related posts/sections on this website.
13 Nov 2011, 10:04
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1. Err on the side of formality
2. They can be different
3. Bring your resume
2. They can be different
3. Bring your resume
13 Nov 2011, 11:44
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Most likely the school will have provided the interviewer with your application materials which includes your CV so that s/he can prepare. If you bring a different CV from the one the interviewer already has then perhaps point out what has changed since you submitted your application. Either way, always bring 2 copies (one for yourself, one for the interviewer). Perhaps also bring a notepad and pen in case you want to record anything (e.g. when you ask questions at the end of the interview). Good luck!
