Boston Children's Hospital Research Analyst interview experience

The first conversations leaned behavioral, but they weren’t framed as anything gotcha. I was also able to ask questions about the job during the interview, which made it feel less like an interrogation and more like an actual discussion.

When I spoke with the research side, the questions were largely about my background, research experience, and what I wanted to work on. They also asked broad “why this lab” style questions, and I remember them wanting to understand how comfortable I was with research communication—things like presentations or journal clubs. One of the later conversations