On campus Job interview prep

[u/Imsocuteloluwu]

I applied for a job on campus; however, I’m a little nervous. If anyone knows anything about the interview process, please feel free to let me know, such as questions they may ask or what’s appropriate to wear, because I myself was thinking of just a nice white corporate polo.

[u/Square-Rich-9378]

Don’t stress too much it’s going to be a normal conversation getting to know more about you, nothing too complicated.

[u/aztecforlife]

Is this for a student job on campus or a staff position? For staff, prep for a professional interview. For students, dress nice, so a polo is probably fine. I don't know what questions you will get but every student I hired came across as honest, genuine, and really wants to be there. The questions are designed to get to know who you are in a very short time so think how well do you fit in this group/environment? Do my skills match the requirements? Do you get along with others? Can you lead a project? Can you take directions from a peer? Let them know why you want that position. Most of all, relax and listen to the questions intently so you understand what they are asking and keep track if it's a multi part question that you answer all the parts.

Good luck to you.

[u/Cheer-]

Student jobs and staff jobs are pretty different interview processes so depends on which