So before you do ANY of the other things that I tell you, get your head right. So many students take themselves out of the game before it even starts with limiting beliefs such as: “I don’t do well with interviews” or “I don’t have an exciting personality” or “There’s nothing super interesting about me” or “There’s no way I’m going to match here” or “This is a ‘reach program’ for me” or “I’m an introvert, so the process is set up against me.” ALL OF THESE BELIEFS will make it less likely if not impossible for you to succeed.
If you want to be more successful, you have to believe you can be/are more successful. You will never be more successful than you BELIEVE you can be.PERIODT. PREPARING FOR INTERVIEW SEASON GET YOUR HEAD IN THE GAME:
General questions about you and your application.Describe a time when _ happened, what did you do?) Instead, you will be given question prompts and asked to record videos with your answers, which will be shared with the program at a later time.īe prepared for the same types of questions you should ALWAYS be prepared for: Asynchronous Virtual Interviews (or on-demand interviews) will not have an interviewer present in real time.Live Virtual Interviews use video conference technology (such as zoom, skype, etc) to allow you to talk face-to-face with an interviewer (or panel of interviewers), and answer their questions in real time.There are two types of virtual video interviews:
Below, I’ve compiled some of the tips I give every year, included with information specific to virtual interviews, to help you prepare. People in certain fields have been doing virtual interviews for years, and a plethora of advice based on their experiences is available online. As uncertain as this whole virtual residency application process is, we are fortunate to have a bit of information about how virtual interviews might go.
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