Questions d'entretien chez Upstate Medical University

You are asked regular interview questions. Interview is with 3 managers and they are all great!!! Doesn't take that long. They are mostly taking about the department and what you will be doing

This is interview was very quick to respond and schedule with me. Directions were clear and meeting with hiring manager and team was very professionally handled. Additionally was given a tour of facility immediately.

Long process, detailed, but not unusual for large health care organization, or position. It was an extended time between communications, but then quick turn on interview dates and times, which was hard to fit in.

I was interviewed via Webex by 4 different Upstate employees. 3 of them were very pleasant. Lori Holmes, who I believe is the therapy director, was the 4th. She was inattentive during the interview process and interrupted me on multiple occasions. When asked how she values, supports, and recognizes her staff, she responded that sometimes employees get awards. There was a case involved in the interview process where I basically had to evaluate, diagnose, and treat a hypothetical patient on the spot with limited information.

It was very pleasant all of my questions were answered. Knowledgeable staff. I was offered job after interviewing. I have not decided yet if I’m taking the job. Would like to read up on other reviews first.

Interview involved multiple people from the department. Questions primarily involved; education, experience and where do you see yourself in a few years. Wonderful atmosphere and showed where I would be working.

The interview was pretty lengthy compared to others I've had. It lasted almost an hour. Some questions were very challenging. They expect you to understand the field you are working in and ask you to make decisions based on different work scenarios. Overall it went well, but the hiring team was extremely inconsiderate. They never sent me an offer or a rejection email, which raised a red flag even after sending a thank you + follow-up email. A professional workplace always sends you a response within a week whether you got the job or not. Just as hiring managers are looking for professional qualities in applicants, we are also looking for those qualities in hiring teams.

Easy . Asked easy questions. Very straightforward. Basically asked about past work history and education and gave me a small tour of the facility. After that they asked if i had any questions and then it took about a month to get back to me

Transferred from another graduate school but process is similar for all grad school applications. Interviewed with 5 faculty members (one on one), then interviewed with graduate students as a group during lunch. Had a final interview with the department chair at the end.

Submitted application online. Went to a recruiting event and spoke to a recruiter. Got called for an interview a few days later. Interviewed with manager and shadowed on the floor with a working RN for 4hrs.