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Practice your interview skills!
Nov. 1st, 2013 09:23 amSharing this on behalf of our Drama 284: Costume Management Class, which i co-teach with our Assistant Costume Director Adam M. Dill.
Our students will be conducting mock interviews to explore the process of interviewing and hiring candidates for appropriate jobs. As part of the assignment, we will be accepting resumes for the following “job opportunities”:
To be a part of this excellent learning opportunity, please submit your resume and letter of interest to Adam M. Dill at amdill@email.unc.edu
A grad student will set up an interview time via phone or Skype which is convenient to you both, and conduct a mock interview. This exercise serves to give them the experience of conducting and interview, and will give you the experience of interviewing in a low-pressure context where an actual job is not on the line. We will be glad to share feedback on your interview performance if you wish.
Our students will be conducting mock interviews to explore the process of interviewing and hiring candidates for appropriate jobs. As part of the assignment, we will be accepting resumes for the following “job opportunities”:
Assistant Costume Shop Manager
First Hand
Assistant Crafts Artisan
First Hand
Assistant Crafts Artisan
To be a part of this excellent learning opportunity, please submit your resume and letter of interest to Adam M. Dill at amdill@email.unc.edu
A grad student will set up an interview time via phone or Skype which is convenient to you both, and conduct a mock interview. This exercise serves to give them the experience of conducting and interview, and will give you the experience of interviewing in a low-pressure context where an actual job is not on the line. We will be glad to share feedback on your interview performance if you wish.
