UUniversity of British Columbia·Research Analyst

University of British Columbia Research Analyst interview experience

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Vancouver, BCPosted Jan 2014 · Candidate report, summarized by Dataford

My “interview” experience was really tied to the relationship I’d already built through my previous study.

I had been engaged with the supervisor before, and by the time things wrapped up, the supervisor clearly wanted me to keep working on the project. The reason given was pretty direct: I had the most experience and I was already familiar with what needed to be done.

Instead of comparing myself against a whole new set of people, the decision centered on continuity. My supervisor preferred that I continue rather than have to bring in someone else to pick up the project. Looking back, it felt less like competing through multiple rounds and more like being recognized for having the right

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