
California University of Pennsylvania Interview Questions
& Process
Real candidates share what happened, how many rounds they had,
and how the experience turned out.
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First-hand accounts from people who interviewed at California University of Pennsylvania.
Assistant Director
So first there was a phone interview, and then the next one was with about 5 or 6 people. After that second interview, it took about a month to hear back about the job.
- Can you introduce yourself?
Assistant Professor
Communication was initially slow, nearly causing me to accept another offer, but improved significantly once the process started. We had a Skype interview before the campus visit, which was rescheduled and had its itinerary changed a few times, though they always accommodated my schedule. The people were very friendly and welcoming, genuinely seemed to love their jobs and the school, and were sincere in their praise and eventual offer. They appear to value work-life balance and find their work fulfilling.
- Can you share an instance where a team you were part of did not achieve its objectives?
- Describe a situation where a team's goals were not met.
Clerk III
The whole hiring thing took a while, like 5 months from when I applied to getting the offer. The interviews were panel style. The university has a rule that the panel has to have at least one minority person on it.
- I can't remember any specific questions, but I assume they weren't too hard.
Software Developer
I was brought into a room with about 8 people and they asked me a bunch of questions. Then, I had to do a written test. After that first interview, I got to talk to the head of the department by myself.
- Can you tell me about your biggest weakness?
California University of Pennsylvania Interview Questions
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“I can't remember any specific questions, but I assume they weren't too hard.”
Read reports →“Describe a situation where a team's goals were not met.”
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