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austin_writer
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I know you get this question all the time. And I read quite a bit about this. There is no correct answer to this question, but I would love to get your input based on the circumstances specific to my situation.
I live in Austin. And say I receive an interview invite from McCombs (which says it does not discriminate between on and off campus interviews- https://acsprod.mccombs.utexas.edu/texa ... w/body.asp). Will it still not make any difference if I interview on or off campus? Will they expect me to interview on campus because I live here?
The main difference between on and off campus interviews seems to be that the on-campus ones are very structured. The off-campus ones are more informal. I would prefer the latter based on my personality - I can impress people but when things are too structured, I feel a bit stifled. But if interviewing on campus is going to fetch me brownie points, I am willing to give it a shot too.
What do you suggest? Any tips on selecting the interviewer?
I live in Austin. And say I receive an interview invite from McCombs (which says it does not discriminate between on and off campus interviews- https://acsprod.mccombs.utexas.edu/texa ... w/body.asp). Will it still not make any difference if I interview on or off campus? Will they expect me to interview on campus because I live here?
The main difference between on and off campus interviews seems to be that the on-campus ones are very structured. The off-campus ones are more informal. I would prefer the latter based on my personality - I can impress people but when things are too structured, I feel a bit stifled. But if interviewing on campus is going to fetch me brownie points, I am willing to give it a shot too.
What do you suggest? Any tips on selecting the interviewer?
