North Carolina Greenboro Case Interview Essay

2. Did you go on other interviews? How did the University of North Carolina at Greensboro differ from other interviews? 4. What made the University of North Carolina at Greensboro a special interest in choosing your career path? 6. What do you think helped you stand out over other candidates? Amy experienced other interviews that followed the same pattern, but they did not meet her expectations or standards. At this point, I was reminded that the interview process involved a pair of expectations. That of the employer, and that of the potential employee. For the interview process to be deemed as successful, the experience must be concluded with both parties satisfied. These parameters were more than met when she applied and embarked on the interview process at the University of North Carolina at Greensboro. As Amy had previously been employed with University of North Carolina at Greensboro before applying for her current position, it seemed natural to apply for a position in an academic environment that she liked and felt comfortable with. Amy’s previous and extensive experience with the faculty at the University of North Carolina at Greensboro library helped her stand out among other candidates as she had already proven her …show more content…
What interested you in becoming an academic librarian? Amy’s library experience before she decided to become an academic librarian was minimal, but no less rewarding. She stated, although I suspect she exaggerated, that she changed her undergraduate major approximately fourteen times before settling on elementary education as her main field of focus. It was during her experience as a teacher that she became interested in the media specialist’s responsibilities at her school, and looked into what following that career path entailed. Her journey changed and altered quite a bit in her professional life, and I find it inspiring to hear of her accomplishments in her chosen field as an academic librarian despite these changes and