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SESSION OBJECTIVES By the end of this session, you should be able to: 0 Describe basic elements of the job interview 0 Appreciate the importance of preparation and mentoring in the interview process

BASIC CHARACTERISTICS 0 Goal 0 Topics: research, teaching, level of interest 0 Intangibles: fit, potential, tenurability 0 Types 0 Phone 0 Campus visit 0 Structure 0 Highly - standardized questions 0 Not at all - conversational 0 Pearl: The interview is far more like ordinary professional conversations than different from them

SAMPLE SCHEDULE TIME ACTIVITY 7:30-8:45 a.m. Breakfast with Dr. A. Pick up in hotel front desk area 9:00 a.m. Dr. B 10:00 a.m. Dr. C 11:00 a.m. Dr. D Noon-1:00 p.m. Lunch with graduate students 1:00 p.m. Dr. E 2:00 p.m. Dr. F 3:00 p.m. Dr. G 3:30-4:00 p.m. Prepare for seminar 4:00-5:00 p.m. Seminar 6:00 p.m. Dinner with Dr. H and others

WHAT WILL BE DISCUSSED? 0 Your research 0 Current 0 Future 0 Teaching 0 Existing courses 0 New course 0 Interest in the Institution 0 Appeal 0 Synergy 0 Pearl: Be prepared to tell your story again and again with enthusiasm.

No-No s 0 Q: Do you plan to have children? 0 A: Interesting that you asked that. Are you concerned about my commitment to the position? Let me tell you about my research plans for the next several years. 0 Q: What does your spouse do? 0 A: (Does it work to your advantage?). We re fortunate that he does organizational behavioral management and that he can work anywhere. 0 Pearl: Remain pleasant and try to establish relevance.

PREPARATION TIPS 0 Know where you are going 0 Size 0 Mission 0 Faculty research interest 0 Student body 0 Courses and programs 0 Practice 0 Career services 0 Colleague(s) 0 Record yourself

SAMPLE QUESTIONS 0 Research 0 Tell me about your current research? 0 What do you think about (comes up with something recently published in your field)? 0 What are your research plans for the next two/five/ten years? 0 I see you have very few publications 0 Why didn t you finish your dissertation sooner?

SAMPLE QUESTIONS 0 Teaching 0 What is your teaching philosophy? 0 I see from your CV that you ve taught X, what was the experience like for you? 0 What do you think is the optimal balance between teaching and research?

SAMPLE QUESTIONS 0 Other: Department, School, Career Choices 0 Why are you interested in this position? This kind of institution? This department? 0 How do you feel about living in a small college town? 0 Who else is interviewing you? 0 What kind of salary are you looking for? 0 What will it take to persuade you to take this job?

SAMPLE QUESTIONS 0 Do you have any questions for me? 0 What do you like best about the department? 0 What has been your experience in building research teams here? 0 In what direction do you think the department will go in the next 5 years? 0 How much teaching is expected and how is it evaluated? 0 How are graduate students funded? 0 What constitutes service? How much is expected?

DEALING WITH NERVOUSNESS 0 Use introductory structuring phrases 0 That s an interesting question. Let me take a moment to think about that. 0 I ve never considered it from that point of view, but perhaps 0 I m sorry but I don t understand your question. Do you mean? 0 Use defusing statements 0 Please excuse me for speaking so rapidly. I ve really been looking forward to talking with you. 0 Please excuse me I am a little nervous because I am very interested in this position. 0 Pearl: Advance preparation will alleviate anxiety, and possibly lead to enjoyment

ATTIRE 0 Professionalism 0 Comfort 0 Accessories 0 Pearl: Ask advice from the best dressed members of your department

DIFFICULT SITUATIONS 0 Schedule confusion 0 Tough Interviewer 0 Seminar wasn t well received 0 Early job offers 0 Pearl: Talk with your mentor(s) about how to follow-up

AFTER THE INTERVIEW 0 Timely, brief thank you 0 Follow-up questions 0 Rejection 0 Recruitment 0 Pearl: Use your judgment based on impressions formed during the interview, and on communication you ve received from the department.

THANK YOU