This was 'VERY SERIOUS BUSINESS!!! VERY SERIOUS!!!' LOTS of extra words and flourishes to ask basic questions (noticed someone wrote the same thing in 2018 for the same position!!!). I guess they want the people in admissions to pretend they are all scientists and laureates and probably ALIENATE applicants and families. Might just be a private snobby school thing. This summer I've gotten offers for Admissions Counselor-type positions and basically spoke the same way as today, and did not have to pretend I was something I wasn't during the interview process (and sadly I turned those offers down because they would not budge more than 55k).
Admissions Representative Interview Questions
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1) Tell me about yourself 2) How will you be able to help us in this position 3) Can you relocate
Why would you be selected for this position.
Behavior based questions. Tell me about a time when you…. Had to achieve a challenging goal. Made a mistake at work. Received constructive feedback from a supervisor.
What would recommend me for this job?
Why do you want to work at Adler? What strengths do you bring to a team?
What is your rate? Where did you graduate from? How many years of experience do you have? Can you re-write essays?
How do you feel about working from home?
What drives you to be successful? Give an example of a workplace challenge and the steps you took to overcome that challenge? What motivates you to work every day? Describe how you've worked to achieve a specific goal in the past? What was the goal? What steps did you take to achieve it? Describe an accomplishment and what you did to achive it?
What is your availability to support us in this role?
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