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Mock Interview Preparation Guide

The document outlines expectations for a mock interview, including logistics such as arriving early, dressing in business casual attire, and bringing a printed resume. It emphasizes the importance of preparation by understanding the job description and being ready to discuss qualifications. Additionally, it provides grading criteria focusing on timeliness, attire, engagement, and connection to the job during the interview process.

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Mock Interview Preparation Guide

The document outlines expectations for a mock interview, including logistics such as arriving early, dressing in business casual attire, and bringing a printed resume. It emphasizes the importance of preparation by understanding the job description and being ready to discuss qualifications. Additionally, it provides grading criteria focusing on timeliness, attire, engagement, and connection to the job during the interview process.

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Mock Interview Expectations

• Logistics
o Arrive 5 minutes before interview start time
o Dress appropriately for the interview (business casual)
o Bring one printed copy of your resume
• Preparation
o Demonstrate that you understand the job description and requirements
o Be ready to articulate why you are a good fit for the job
o Use the job description to anticipate questions that will be asked (note: there will not
be any in-depth technical questions)
Interview Grading
Timeliness Attire Materials Engagement Connection to Job

Be on time for your Dress should be Bring at least 1 copy Actively listen to Reference the job the
interview! leaning business of your resume for others' responses interview is for when
casual your interviewer speaking
Scope out the Your phone should
location, make sure Think of Bring some form of not be out at any point Highlight skills and
you know how to get khakis/chinos, notebook/writing projects that would
there, plan to be 5m collared shirt or nicer utensil with prepared Taking notes on speak to the
early blouse/top, footwear questions and for others' responses qualifications needed
should be taking notes (you are part for the role
muted/neutral interviewer and part
interviewee)
Avoid tee shirts,
sweats, Participate in post-
light/distressed jeans. interview reflection

Dress up nicer to "go


be a person"

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