Behavioral Interviews

A popular style of interviewing, in which you are asked to relate a specific experience based on the criteria set by the interviewer. We recommend all job seekers read this section.

Case Interviews

Case interviews are used by consulting companies and other firms interested in assessing a potential employees problem-solving abilities.

Group Interviews

Sometimes you will be interviewed by more than one person at a time.

Phone Interviews

Employers conduct telephone interviews to screen candidates for basic qualifications or when it is not practical to invite an out-of-area candidate to the office.

http://www.bc.edu/offices/careers/skills/interview/types/

	5 employer concerns
	Before the interview     Commonly asked questions in a traditional interview     Commonly asked questions in a behavioural interview     Questions to Ask     Questions Not to Ask     References     Dress for the Interview     Anxiety
	Researching before your interview
	During the interview
	After the interview      Thank You Letters

Interviews