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I am in a a couple of search committees. I want to share some experiences.
All i want to say is after you are invited for interview, (either phone or
on-site), the most important thing is no longer your research credentials.
it is almost entirely your ability to interacting with people. These things
are particularly important:
1. your inter-personal skills such as smiling, not complaining, being
enthusiastic, being patient. being considerate.
2. your ability to listen to others when they speak.
3. your knowledge about the department/university and their future direction
and other people's research.
4. your ability to speak about your future research direction.
It is really a subtle combination of confidence and humbleness, taking
initiative and being flexible, great conversationalist and yet a good
listener.
In a way, it is a lot like dating. Be an attractive person!
Be a pleasant person sometimes is the most important factor. You are on the
short list, so your CV is no longer a big issue. What sometimes make a
person fail an interview is entirely pending on his/her personality, the
ability to listen and ask questions.
All i want to say is after you are invited for interview, (either phone or
on-site), the most important thing is no longer your research credentials.
it is almost entirely your ability to interacting with people. These things
are particularly important:
1. your inter-personal skills such as smiling, not complaining, being
enthusiastic, being patient. being considerate.
2. your ability to listen to others when they speak.
3. your knowledge about the department/university and their future direction
and other people's research.
4. your ability to speak about your future research direction.
It is really a subtle combination of confidence and humbleness, taking
initiative and being flexible, great conversationalist and yet a good
listener.
In a way, it is a lot like dating. Be an attractive person!
Be a pleasant person sometimes is the most important factor. You are on the
short list, so your CV is no longer a big issue. What sometimes make a
person fail an interview is entirely pending on his/her personality, the
ability to listen and ask questions.