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Take 5: Interview Travel

by | Mar 28, 2012

Ok, so you’ve been asked to travel across the country to interview at a university you’ve never been to, in a city you’re unfamiliar with.

Nervous? Don’t be! This is an exciting opportunity for you to explore a new place, meet some new people, and hopefully, begin a new adventure! Below you’ll find some tips on how to make your journey there and back bearable:

Tips on Traveling for an interview,  CNN Travel

Traveling for an Interview,  Donna Monday, StreetDirectory.com

First Time Traveling for a Job Interview, Ask MetaFilter

Preparing for an Interview,  Job-Interview-Wisdom.com

Interview Travel Etiquette: How to Tactfully Manage the Conversation,  Higher Ed Career Coach

 

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