George Washington University Research Analyst interview experience

There were a couple of rounds, including conversations with peers and then interviews with supervisors. The questions were the kinds of things I expected: why I wanted the role, and prompts tied to my past experience.

One of the rounds was shorter and very structured around my background. I went over my resume, then answered a basic set of behavioral questions—telling my story, describing what my strengths were, what my weakness was, and what I expected from the position. Nothing felt tricky, but it still required real prep because the interviewers wanted clear, organized answers rather than