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Fix dropdowns and remove specific times
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Heather Faerber committed Nov 4, 2024
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Let's consider an example. Take a moment to think about all of the different ways an interviewer might ask about your collaboration style. Make a list of at least 5 questions someone might ask you that would get you to talk about how you collaborate.

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### Some examples:

- What role do you tend to take on a team?
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### Activity 1: Categorizing Questions

First, take 15 minutes to complete part A of [this activity](https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1BPEh6LlYjq2KcndN3Fsi86g1Hw0YvBpcmzrsOQdTH2U/copy) in breakout rooms. Note that you will all want to have your own copy of this document.
First, you'll complete part A of [this activity](https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1BPEh6LlYjq2KcndN3Fsi86g1Hw0YvBpcmzrsOQdTH2U/copy) in breakout rooms. Note that you will all want to have your own copy of this document.

Next, take 15 minutes to complete part B of the same activity independently. As you jot down tangible examples, remember to leverage the STAR method
Next, we'll give you some time to complete part B of the same activity independently. As you jot down tangible examples, remember to leverage the STAR method
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### Activity 2: Mini Mock Interview

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### Solo Reflection

Consider the following questions about your group project from mod 2.
Consider the following questions about your group project from mod 2 (or another project if you prefer).
- What about that project sticks out to you the most?
- What was the most memorable moment from that project?
- What is something you did well during that project?
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- Which theme do you think you could speak to best using that group project from mod 2 as your tangible example?
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### In Breakout Rooms

In pairs, you'll practice answering one question by using that group project from mod 2. Determine who is taking the hot seat first and follow these steps:
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- Your feedback should focus on Applicant's ability to convey the skills the question is assessing and Applicant's ability to anchor their answer in the tangible project example.
- Switch roles and repeat!

You will have 20 minutes total, so be sure to watch the clock and switch roles after 10 minutes.
Be sure to watch the clock and switch roles halfway through.
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