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How prepared can you really be? I was 10 to receive the offer letter a couple of weeks later - the job was mine! Working for a Fortune 500 company is a dream for a lot of Chinese people in the U.S., including me. The salary and 1 benefits are so much better than what many companies in the U.S. offer. And this kind of work experience looks good on a résumé for future career advancement. A friend who knows me very well 2 me to the hiring manager of a Fortune 500 company. There was an immediate opening for a 3 position, and my background seemed to be a good match. The interview process started with a phone interview with the HR department. One invaluable lesson I learned from a career counselor is to be absolutely honest about your résumé. You can 4 , but at the interview, good interviewers can easily tell if you know what you are talking about. I got myself ready a couple hours before the phone interview by reviewing my resume and preparing for questions regarding my background. I wanted to make a good first 5 and move forward to the second-round interview. And I did! My second interview took place on the company's campus a couple of days later. On the day of the interview, I arrived early, found the right building, and cleared my thoughts before I went in. The interview was an hour long and was more of a behavior interview. The hiring manager wanted to learn about my personality and working style. We 6 in the second round interview, and I felt quite confident going into the last interview. My third round interview lasted half a day and was 7 by five people from the hiring department. I had to answer all kinds of questions, even some that didn't 8 to the job! One person asked me a 9 question. Another asked me a math question, and luckily that's one of my strengths. I wasn't sure if I satisfied every interviewer. However, I tried to just be myself and prove that I was the right fit for the position. |