Preguntas de entrevista de Yeshiva University

Great interview with great staff that asked several questions regarding the position. Always mindful on the questions and good reference to my own resume. Very personable with three people interviewing

They asked me questions about myself to begin. They then described what the job would require from me. They asked what skills I could use that I already had to contribute to the job.

very pleasant, professional and courteous. I was given a chance to ask questions and learned a lot about the organization. I enjoyed the interview process and had a positive experience

The interview process is a multi-stage process for hiring new employees. The interview process typically includes the following steps: writing a job description, posting a job, scheduling interviews, conducting preliminary interviews, conducting in-person interviews, following up with candidates and making a hire

Interviewed back in HS for Yeshiva. Had to write an essay and letter of recommendation. Heard back a few months after. Yeshiva came to our school since we had a lot of applicants.

One in person interview that was quick (half hour) with three faculty members followed by an Excel computer skills test and a document formatting exercise. The interview questions were standard with no curve balls or anything unexpected. The only thing that threw me off was that is was very quick and cut short towards the end because they had another candidate scheduled to come in immediately after.

Very easy. You sit in an office and the head librarian asks you what year you are in YU/RIETS. Additionally, you need a reference, but if you put down as a reference someone the library knows of (which is most of the rabbinical staff) then you're in.

I met with the Dean of students whom I would be working for. He asked me lots of questions, told me what he needed asked me if I think I could handle it and I said yes, at that time I was sent to HR to fill out my forms and was hired.

After I sent my resume through their portal, it was about two weeks until I received an email with the interview request. I met with three people for about an hour. They were very personable and knowledgeable. I felt well prepared and they listened carefully to my responses and answered my questions thoroughly. From the interview, Yeshiva University seems like a wonderful place to work.

Just one interview in the YU finance department. It probably lasted 20 minutes no longer. It was a brief and very easy interview. It was led by the Director of Accounting along with one of the senior accountant staff whom didn't really know much about interviewing. Then I heard back from the director of accounting after 2 weeks later I believe.